Hans Memling präsentiert den Vorstehern und Schwestern des Sint-Jans-Hospitaal zu Brügge seinen Ursula-Schrein
jeanbaptistemadou
stadelmuseum
drawing, gouache, paper, ink, indian-ink, chalk
pencil drawn
drawing
amateur sketch
toned paper
light pencil work
16_19th-century
belgian
gouache
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
charcoal drawing
paper
charcoal art
ink
pencil drawing
indian-ink
chalk
watercolor
Jean-Baptiste Madou's drawing, "Hans Memling präsentiert den Vorstehern und Schwestern des Sint-Jans-Hospitaal zu Brügge seinen Ursula-Schrein," depicts a historical moment in the Sint-Jans-Hospitaal, a hospital in Bruges, Belgium. The artwork shows Hans Memling, a renowned Flemish painter, presenting his Ursula Shrine to the hospital's administrators and nuns. The drawing captures the atmosphere of this event, showcasing the somber and religious setting. Madou's use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and detail, highlighting the figures and the architecture of the space. This drawing is a testament to the historical and artistic significance of the Ursula Shrine and the role of art in religious institutions.
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