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The final convulsions of Brussels tapestry: ‘The legend of the miraculous Host’, 1769–85

02/2013 | 1319 | 155

Pages: 82-87

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Author:

Brosens, Koenraad (Brosens, Koenraad)

Subjects

artists:

Borcht, van der, family, / Hase, Maximiliaan de / Landtsheer, Jan de, 1750-1828 / Heyden, Jan van der / Helmont, Zeger Jacob van

buildings:

Cathédrale Saints-Michel-et-Gudule, Brussels, Belgium

dates:

1760-1769 / 1770-1779 / 1780-1789

subjects:

Tapestries / Textiles / Provenance / Belgian / Flemish / Iconography / Sacraments / Jews

Illustrations

Attributed works:

10. The Jews stabbing the Hosts, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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11. The Jews taken captive, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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12. The reliquary being taken to the church of St Gudula, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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13. The reliquary being removed from the beam, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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14. The adoration of the Hosts, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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15. The Jews taken captive, by Jan van der Heyden (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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16. The stabbing of the Hosts, by Zeger Jacob van Helmont (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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9. Jonathan's widow giving the Hosts to the Jews, by the Van der Borcht workshop after Maximiliaan de Hase (Cathedral of St Michael and St Gudula, Brussels)

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