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Margaret van Eyck, a house called ‘The Wild Sea’ and Jan van Eyck’s posthumous workshop
02/2022 | 1427 | 164
Pages: 120-129
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De Meester, Toon ( De Meester, Toon)
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Dumolyn, Jan (Dumolyn, Jan)
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Jones, Susan (Jones, Susan; Jones, Susan Frances)
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Leloup, Ward (Leloup, Ward)
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Speecke, Mathijs (Speecke, Mathijs)
Subjects
artists:
Eyck, Jan van / Eyck, Lambert van / Eyck, Margaret van / Christus, Petrus
dates:
1430-1440 / 1440-1450
places:
Bruges
subjects:
Early Netherlandish art / Netherlandish School / Flemish School / Workshops (Organisations) / and assistants / Attributions / Account books / Artists' houses
Illustrations
Attributed works:
1. The Virgin and Child with St Barbara, St Elizabeth and Jan Vos, by Jan van Eyck, possibly with workshop. c.1441–43. Oil on masonite, transferred from panel, 47.3 by 61.3 cm. (Frick Collection, New York).
Attributed works:
2. St Jerome in his study, by the workshop of Jan van Eyck. c.1442. Oil on linen paper on panel, unframed 20.6 by 13.3 cm. (Detroit Institute of Arts; © KIK-IRPA, Brussels).
Attributed works:
3. Virgin and Child with a kneeling cleric. South Netherlandish, 15th century. Silverpoint on prepared paper with areas of light yellow wash, 13.4 by 10.2 cm. (Germanisches Nationalmuseum, Nuremberg).
Attributed works:
4. Virgin and Child with a kneeling cleric. South Netherlandish, 15th century. Silverpoint on prepared paper with areas of light yellow wash, 27.8 by 18 cm. (Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna).
Attributed works:
5. Detail of Panoramic map of Bruges, by Marcus Gerards, showing the city centre. ‘A’ marks the location of the Sint Gillisnieuwstraat (now called the Gouden-Handstraat) and ‘B’ the location of the Oostmeers. North is towards the lower left. 1562. Modern coloured offset of a copper engraving assembled from ten sheets, 177 by 100 cm. (www. kaartenhuisbrugge.be/Kaart).
Attributed works:
6. Detail of the map in Fig.5, showing Van Eyck’s house on the Sint Gillisnieuwstraat, now called the Gouden-Handstraat.
Attributed works:
7. Margaret van Eyck, by Jan van Eyck. 1439. Oil on oak panel, including the frame 41.3 by 34.5 cm. (Groeningemuseum, Bruges; © KIK-IRPA, Brussels).
Attributed works:
8. Detail of the map in Fig.5, showing the Oostmeers. ‘A’ marks the row of houses between the Zonnekemeers; ‘B’ marks the Cowgate; ‘C’ marks the Wijngaard.
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New Evidence for the date, function and historical significance of Jan van Eyck's 'Van Maelbeke Virgin'
02/2006 | 1235 | 148
Pages: 73-81
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Author:
Jones, Susan (Jones, Susan; Jones, Susan Frances)
Subjects
artists:
Eyck, Jan van
dates:
1400-1499
media:
Netherlandish painting
patrons:
Maelbeke, Nicholas van
places:
Netherlands
print:
Eyck, Jan van
subjects:
Lost works / History / Documents / Commissions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
1. Virgin and Child with a kneeling donor, after Jan van Eyck's Van Maelbeke Virgin. ?Bruges, c.1450. silverpoint on white prepared paper, 27.8 by 18 cm. (Graphische Sammlung Albertina, Vienna).
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2. Virgin and Child in a church, after Jan van Eyck's Van Maelbeke Virgin. Circle of the Wierix brothers. 1580s or 1590s. Engraving, 17.1 by 11.4 cm. (Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York).
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3. Triptych probably made for the canon and cantor Petrus Wyts, copy of Jan van Eyck's Van Maelbeke Virgin. ?Ypres, first quarter of the seventeenth century. Central panel, 177.2 by 99.7 cm. (Private collection).
Attributed works:
4. Virgin and Child with Canon Fraciscus de Mamez, by Jan Thomas. 1645. (Lost in First World War).
Attributed works:
5. Detail of Fig. 3, showing a portrait of the donor.
Attributed works:
Tomb of Bishop Antonius de Hennin, attributed to Urbaan Taillebert. c.1626. (St Martin's, Ypres; photograph taken c.1875).
Western art unattributed:
Groundplan of the church of St Martin's, Ypres. A: location of the tomb of Bishop Antonius de Hennin; B: location of Van Eyck's Maelbeke Virgin in the early eighteenth century.
Western art unattributed:
Tomb of Bishop Martinus Rithovius. c.1607. (St Martin's, Ypres; photograph taken c.1875).