Early Netherlandish Painting Budapest. Volume II
By (author) Susan Urbach With Agota Varga With Andras Fay
Winner of the 2016 Opus Mirabile-Award, given by the Committee of Art History of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.
This is the first volume of a series of scholarly catalogues on Flemish paintings from the Szepmuveszeti Muzeum in Budapest. Written by Dr Susan Urbach–emeritus curator of the museum and renowned scholar of Northern Renaissance Art–with the assistance of curator Agota Varga and picture-conservator Andras Fay, the catalogue includes extensive entries and bibliographical references on 49 works dating from c. 1460 to c. 1540. The volume covers about a third of the entire collection of Flemish Painting from the 15th century through to the 17th and includes the latest results of scholarly research and technical analysis.
- By (author) Susan Urbach
- With Agota Varga
- With Andras Fay
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