Jérôme Bosch (vers 1453-1516) est un des artistes les plus surprenants de toute l'histoire de la culture occidentale : passant un jour pour un catholique pieux, l'autre pour un précurseur de la Réforme, il reste un personnage énigmatique. Ce livre présente tout l'oeuvre peint et dessiné, ainsi que le contexte historique et culturel dans lequel il a vécu et travaillé.
This definitive catalogue, published on the 500th anniversary of Hieronymus Bosch's death, showcases all his surviving paintings and drawings. It features new photography and extensive research, highlighting Bosch's creativity, techniques, and impact on late medieval art as a revolutionary image maker and painter.
The book explores the significance of Hieronymus Bosch's portrayal of the Adoration of the Magi, particularly in light of the rare exhibition featuring his work alongside early copies. It highlights the cultural and historical context of this theme, which was popular around 1500, and examines Bosch's influence as reflected in over thirty surviving copies. Accessible to both art historians and the general public, the text delves into the artistic richness and enduring legacy of Bosch's interpretations, marking a notable display in his birthplace.