Cover of February 2007 issue of
the Burlington Magazine
with View of the Keizersgracht and
Westerkerk in Amsterdam by
Jan van der Heyden, ca. 1667-70
Panel, 54 x 63 cm. (Private collection)
Karolien De Clippel rediscovers a ‘lost’ painting by Rubens underneath his picture of Nymphs and Satyrs in the Museo del Prado, Madrid.
Anne Woollett discusses the Calydonian boar hunt, a Rubens recently acquired by the J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles.
Erika Dolphin discusses a painting by Paulus Bor, recently acquired by the National Gallery of Canada.
Maryan Ainsworth presents further evidence for a pairing of St. Jerome and a Holy Trinity by the Master of the Lille Adoration, a version of which is currently on show in the exhibition Netherlandish Diptychs in Washington and Antwerp.
Linda Bauer explores Anthony van Dyck’s use of tracings in the production of versions of his portraits.
Christopher Brown reviews the Rembrandt exhibitions held in 2006 to commemorate the artist’s 400th Birthday.
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