Blut und Tranen
Albrecht Bouts und das Antlitz der Passion
edited by Peter Brink and Dagmar Preising
Hardback (Out of print)
(October 2016)
ISBN: 9783795431679
9.49 x 11.77 inches
Price: $32.00
On back order
Der reich illustrierte Begleitband zur Ausstellung wurdigt die Bedeutung von Albrecht Bouts (um 1451/55-1549), der in der Malerei der Sudlichen Niederlande des 15. und 16. Jahrhunderts eine besondere Stellung innehatte. 1475 ubernahm er die bedeutende, auf Darstellungen Christi spezialisierte Werkstatt seines Vaters Dirk Bouts (1415-1475) in Lowen und schuf mehrere neue Typen des “dornengekronten Christus”.
Valentine Henderiks (Brussel), Barbara Baert (Lowen), Till-Holger Borchert (Brugge), Catheline Perier d’Ieteren (Brussel), Peter te Poel (Maastricht), Wibke Birth (Aachen), Dagmar Preising (Aachen), Michael Rief (Aachen), Frits Scholten (Amsterdam), Malgorzata Nowara (Luxemburg)
- Edited by Peter Brink
- Edited by Dagmar Preising
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