This volume presents essays on recent revelations about the workshop practices of notable Early Netherlandish painters including Van Eyck, Bouts, David, and Gossart, through the technical examination of selected key works.
This study examines Vaucelles' political, social, and economic life in order to explain how the Cistercian house (a direct daugher-house of Clairvaux) flourished in the borderland region of Cambrésis in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
Regards croisés sur une pratique funéraire en Europe de l'Ouest