[Mariä Himmelfahrt; Assumption of the virgin in three cherubs]

This small panel of the Virgin and Child belonged to Frederick II of Prussia. It was in the Rohoncz collection by 1930, the date when it was included in the exhibition held at the ...

During the 15th century Johann Koerbecke was the most important artist in the Westphalian city of Munster. He trained in the workshop of his father, Hermann Koerbecke, and took ove...

Pencil drawing for unidentified three-light stained glass window of the Assumption of the Virgin witnessed by the apostles and Jesus, with cherubs in the side lights. Signatures/ ...

This anonymous painter worked in the city of Bruges, as we can tell from the depictions of the city that appear in some of the backgrounds of his paintings. His name is derived fro...

This Virgin of Humility, whose title is inscribed on the gold background of the panel, was possibly acquired a few months before the 1930 Munich exhibition of works from the Collec...

This pair of panels formed part of a large ensemble of which the other subjects are now unknown. Within the Museum’s collection they are among the most iconographically interesting...

This small panel, which was in a private Belgian collection at the beginning of the 20th -century, was attributed by Grete Ring in 1919 to Petrus Christus. The panel’s iconogr...

Angels hovering overhead or bringing food on dishes are a common feature of the subject of the rest (or repose) on the flight to Egypt, where Joseph took Jesus and his mother to es...