Thirty years after its first facsimile edition, Le Très Riches Heures by the Duke of Berry is revived in a new publication announced by the Panini Cultura Group. Considered the pinnacle of the Franco-Flemish miniature and among the most valuab...
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On the occasion of the 400th anniversary of the death of the Flemish painter Jan Brueghel the Elder (1568-1625), the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, with the support of Intesa Sanpaolo, presents the new layout of Room 7, entirely dedicated to Flemish painting...
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A very rare Flemish work of the seventeenth century is in danger of leaving the United Kingdom , and the government is temporarily halting its export: the measure will be used to allow time for a British public institution to raise the sum needed to ...
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From July 13 to August 25, 2024, the Palazzo dei Capitani in Cutigliano, presents the multimedia installation The Enchanted Garden, an interactive journey through themillefiori tapestry, a masterpiece of 16th-century Flemish textile art, preserved in...
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In Chiavari, as part of the Arte in Economica exhibition, the Società Economica di Chiavari, located at 19 Via Ravaschieri, invites the public to discover a work of great value: the Cabinet d'Amateur with iconoclastic donkeys, an oil on canvas...
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The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles has acquired at auction from Christie's in London the Madonna of the Cherries by Flemish artist Quentin Metsys (Leuven, 1466 - Antwerp, 1530). Long thought to be lost, the 16th-century painting was recently red...
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![Bruges, old St. John's Hospital reopens with its collection of Memling masterpieces]( "Bruges, old St. John's Hospital reopens with its collection of Memling masterpieces")
After a long period of renovation, the former St. John's Hospital in Bruges, now Museum Sint-Janshospitaal, has reopened. The beating heart of the museum is the collection of works by Hans Memling (Seligenstadt, 1430 - Bruges, 1494), a Flemish painte...
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After five years, the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York has reopened to the public the galleries devoted to European painting from the fourteenth to the nineteenth centuries. The forty-five galleries were renovated following a major infrastructu...
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