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Rijksmuseum Bulletin 2024-01

Rijksmuseum Bulletin 2024-01

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Article number W17866
Language Nederlands
Article group W1
Height 24
Width 17
Category Wetenschappelijk
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Contents:

Joanna Olchawa, ‘The Horse Aquamanile in the Rijksmuseum: A ‘New’ Andalusian or Fatimid Bronze’

Vera Mariz, Short notice ‘The Provenance of the Visitation Panel by Francisco Niculoso: From the Royal Realm to a Public Representation’

Stephanie Archangel and Maria Holtrop, ‘Black Women in the Rijksmuseum’s Sixteenth- and Seventeenth-Century Collection’

Bram de Klerck, Short notice ‘A Trip to Jerusalem: Viewer Participation in Gerbrand van den Eeckhout’s Last Supper of 1664’

Jonathan Bikker, Mattie Boom, Maartje Brattinga, Alexander Dencher, Mels Evers, Josephina de Fouw, Tess Graafland, Ludo van Halem, Mayken Jonkman, Friso Lammertse, Suzanne van Leeuwen, Frits Scholten and Matthias Ubl, ‘Recent Acquisitions: Fine and Applied Arts’

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