"Jheronimus Bosch: his Patrons and his Public - What we know and would like to know" This article was published in: Jo Timmermans (ed.), "Jheronimus Bosch - His Patrons and...

Facta et Dicta Memorabilia (Valerius Maximus) 14-37 [Teksteditie en Engelse vertaling: D.R. Shackleton Bailey (ed./vert.), Valerius Maximus – Memorable Doings and Sayings – edited and translated. Two volumes (Part I:...

...Bosch (pp. 206-225) en een kort hoofdstuk over het Bosch Research and Conservation Project (pp. 226-229). In deel 5 worden de schilderijen niet chronologisch besproken maar volgens thematiek: Christus, de...

...display during the Rotterdam exhibition and this was a unique occasion for a renewed research of Bosch’s drawn oeuvre. This publication should be considered the first step of this research....

Van Dijck 2010 “Jheronimus Bosch inspired by People in his Environment: Research from the archival Sources” (L. van Dijck) 2010 [in: Eric De Bruyn and Jos Koldeweij (eds.), Jheronimus Bosch....

...Delights triptych from 2nd April until 31st December 2016. Four Dutch artists or joint artists familiar with computer animation were asked to create a work inspired by this triptych. So...

...well informed about pilgrimages to Jerusalem and Compostella by people from ‘s-Hertogenbosch or its direct neighborhood. The city of Compostella drew at least nineteen pilgrims from this area between the...

...can perfectly be understood if one adopts the supposed outillage mental (mental equipment) of a relatively well-educated, Christian, late medieval commoner, who painted for fellow-commoners, religious fraternities and noblemen. It...

...perhaps more unwary than is often claimed – have free play in his simple, interestingly tragicomical phantasmagories…’ [p. X].   A quote like this clearly shows that Leymarie’s text is...

...as a badger) was a common expression [pp. 9-10].   Apart from the Prado panel Koldeweij also pays attention to a number of free imitations of another Cutting of the...