Detail van de Ursula-schrijn van Hans Memling 1864 - 1900

"Detail van de Ursula-schrijn van Hans Memling" is a 19th-century photograph by Léon & Lévy, capturing a detail from the famous "Shrine of Saint Ursula" altarpiece by Hans Memling. The photograph, likely taken between 1864 and 1900, showcases a scene from the Saint Ursula legend, depicting the arrival of Saint Ursula and her companions in Rome. This photograph allows viewers to appreciate the intricate details of Memling's original artwork, revealing the richness of its narrative and the skill of the photographer in capturing the essence of a Renaissance masterpiece. The photograph is a prime example of the use of photography to document and share art history, making it accessible to a wider audience.