Reviews - Jeroen Bosch Plaza

Jeroen Bosch' Drieluik met de Gekruisigde Martelares

Bax analyzes the so-called Triptych with a Crucified Female Martyr (Venice).

In this contribution Vandenbroeck sums up some results of his earlier publications.

The art of Bosch was influenced by mysticism and by esoteric sciences.

A general but not very convincing introduction to Bosch.

A very short and superficial introduction and a large number of mediocre illustrations.

Mettra's poetical mumbo jumbo does not generate a better understanding of Bosch.

Gossart offers a survey of what is known about Bosch's life and work in 1907.

Nice layout, poor contents.

Bosch's Prado Adoration of the Magi deserves a more clarifying approach than is being offered in this monograph.

Darriulat sees a connection between the St-Germain-en-Laye Juggler panel and a legend about the Roman emperor Nero.

An expanded edition of De Boschère 1947.

Chailley's main thesis is that Bosch's paintings defend the Christian faith against the transgressions of alchemy.