The Masterpieces of the Early Flemish
Jerome Bosch
(F. Hanfstaengl) (1905)
One of those great little guides, blocked in gold, crammed with plates and a table of particulars – no commentary required. The early Flemish painters were conventional in subject, usually involving Christian imagery, but were radical in their eclectic rendering. Some examples will illuminate:
Roger van der Weyden
Dierick Bouts
Hans Memling
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