A new issue of the Annales d’Histoire de l’Art et d’Archéologie (AHAA) is now available. This volume marks the journal’s new inter-university collaboration, featuring contributions from four French-speaking Belgian universities. Reflecting this partnership, the journal will henceforth carry the subtitle: Revue des universités francophones de Belgique.
New Collaboration
Published since 1979, the AHAA is an annual academic journal that aims to present original research in all fields of art history and archaeology, from Antiquity to the nineteenth century, with particular attention given to the analysis of artworks.
Originally developed within the Université Libre de Bruxelles, the journal will now become an inter-university project bringing together editors and contributions from researchers affiliated with four French-speaking Belgian universities — located in Brussels, Liège, Louvain, and Namur.
This new editorial structure broadens the journal’s reach, fosters interdisciplinary exchange, and ensures a diversity of approaches in the published research. To guarantee the sustainability of the journal, the Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation has agreed to provide financial support and oversee its practical organization.
Vol. 47 (2025)
Volume 47 (2025)
The new issue includes several contributions on the art of the Low Countries, which might be of interest to CODART members and the wider scholarly network.
- Giulia Luchesa, Le Triptyque Portinari de Hugo van der Goes et la chapelle nord du choeur de l’église Saint-Jacques à Bruges.
- Didier Martens & Alexandre Dimov, Jacob Cornelisz. van Oostsanen, le Stabat Mater en moyen néerlandais et le type figuré de la Crucifixion aux Chartreux.
- Gauthier Schwebel, Le retable de la Crucifixion de Jean Provost, une lecture eschatologique de la guerre ottomano-mamelouke.
- Anne-Sophie Laruelle, La tapisserie entre les anciens Pays-Bas et l’Espagne au XVIe siècle : apports du fonds Schneebalg-Perelman (Fondation Périer-D’Ieteren).
For more information, see the AHAA website.
Call for Papers
The call for papers for Volume 48 (December 2026) is currently open. Researchers wishing to submit an article are invited to send their proposals by 31 May 2026.