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A Flemallesque Virgin with the Flower
09/1930 | 330 | 57
Pages: 122-123+126-129
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Tombu, Jeanne (Tombu, Jeanne)
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Plate I. A-Virgin with the Flower, Here Identified as a Replica after the Maître de Flémalle, Perhaps by Jacques Daret. Panel, 83 by 90 cm. (Douai Museum). A Flémallesque Virgin with the Flower
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Plate I. B-Virgin in Glory, by the Maître de Flémalle. Detail. (Aix-En-Provence). A Flémallesque Virgin with the Flower
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Plate II. A Virgin suckling the Child, after the Maître de Flémalle (Friedsam Collection, New York); B-The Virgin with the Flower, here is identified as a replica after the Maître de Flémalle. 56 by 46 cm. (Wallraf Richartz Museum, Cologne). A Flémallesque Virgin with the Flower
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Plate III. A-The Virgin with the Flower; Studio of the Master of the Magdalen Legend, Here Discussed as a Replica after the Maître de Flémalle. (Provincial Museum, Huesca). A Flémallesque Virgin with the Flower
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Plate III. B-The Virgin with the Flower, after Rogier van der Weyden. (Louvre, Paris). A Flémallesque Virgin with the Flower
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The Brussels School at Orsoy
03/1928 | 300 | 52
Pages: 132-133+136-139+142-143
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Tombu, Jeanne (Tombu, Jeanne)
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Plate I. The Retable of St. Nicolas. Wings when closed, showing Scenes from the life of St. Nicolas. A-Election of St. Nicolas; B-St. Nicolas takes leave of his father; C-Consecration of St. Nicolas; D-St. Nicolas blesses wheat unloaded during a famine; E-St. Nicolas saves three condemned men from death; F-Death of St. Nicolas. Studio of Colijn de Coter. Large panels, each 1.48 by 1.38 m.; small panels, 0.88 by 0.43 m. (St. Nicolas's Church, Orsoy). The Brussels School at Orsoy
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Plate II. The Retable of St. Nicolas. Wings When open, Showing Scenes from the Life of Christ. (For Subjects See Key Plan on p. 132). Studio of Colijn de Coter. (St. Nicolas's Church, Orsoy). The Brussels School at Orsoy
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Plate III. The Retable of St. Nicolas. Sculptured Central Part. (For Subjects See the Key Plan on p. 132). Studio of Jan Borman. (St. Nicolas's Church, Orsoy). The Brussels School at Orsoy
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Plate IV. Retable shutters, here identified as by Colijn de Coter. A-D, interior of shutters; A-St. John the Evangelist and St. Gregory; B-St. Luke and St. Augustine; C-St. Mark and St. Jerome; D-St. Matthew and St. Ambrose. E-F, exterior of shutters. E-St. Quirinus (reverse of B); F-St. Cornelius (reverse of A). G-St. Hubert (reverse of D). H-St. Anthony (reverse of C). Each panel, 141 by 60.5 cm. (St. Nicolas's Church, Orsoy). The Brussels School at Orsoy
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Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
06/1927 | 291 | 50
Pages: 325-327+330-332
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Tombu, Jeanne (Tombu, Jeanne)
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Plate II. A-Part of a Map of Rome (Mantua); B-St. Peter's Square, Rome, by Jan Brueghel the Elder (?) (The Duke of Devonshire). Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
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Plate I. A-Part of the View of Rome in Schedel's "Liber Chronicorum". Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
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Plate I. B-Part of a Map of Rome (Mantua). Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
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Plate I. C-St. Romold Taking Leave of Pope Stephen II, by Colijn de Coter. Panel, 1.11 by 0.73 m. (Church of St. Rombaut, Malines). Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
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Plate I. D-St. Romold Renounces His Bishopric, by an Unknown Flemish Artist (Church of St. Rombaut, Malines). Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition
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Plate II. C-St. Roch Kneeling before the Pope. Flemish School, 1517. Panel, 1.06 by 0.66 m. (Church of St. Jacques, Antwerp). Three Views of Rome in the Flemish Exhibition