Netherlandish 15th Century Collection

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Baptism of Christ; Pharoah Passing th rough the Red Sea; Joshua and Caleb, c. 1465, woodcut (block book page)

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Hand as the Mirror of Salvation, 1466, woodcut, hand-colored in rose, green, yellow and gray; printed by friction in brown ink

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Betrayal, 15th century, engraving

Netherlandish 15th Century, Saint George (?), c. 1490, woodcut

Netherlandish 15th Century, Christ as the Man of Sorrows, c. 1500, engraving, hand-colored in red, tan, violet, green and flesh; pasted into an initial " O" on an illuminated vellum sheet

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Madonna and Child, c. 1500, woodcut, hand-colored in light and dark blue, red, green, yellow, orange, lavender and gold

Netherlandish 15th Century, Madonna and Child with Saints Christopher and Erasmus, c. 1480, engraving

Netherlandish 15th Century, Saint John, 15th century, engraving

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Raising of Tabitha, c. 1460, tapestry: undyed wool warp, dyed wool and silk weft

Netherlandish 15th Century, Page from Canticum Canticorum : 2nd Edition
Netherlandish 15th Century, Page from " Canticum Canticorum" : 2nd Edition, in or after 1465, woodcut, block book page

Netherlandish 15th Century, Divine Infant with the Globe in a Circle with Four Angels, probably c. 1500, woodcut

Netherlandish 15th Century, Saint Veronica with the Sudarium, c. 1500, woodcut, hand-colored in yellow, blue, red, green and gold

Netherlandish 15th Century, The Lamentation, 15th century, engraving

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The Netherlandish 15th century was a period of artistic brilliance, characterized by exquisite works that showcased the region's unique style and cultural influences. From religious scenes to mythological tales, these artworks captured the imagination of viewers with their intricate details and emotional depth. One such masterpiece is "The Baptism of Christ, " a painting from this era that depicts the sacred moment when Jesus is baptized by John the Baptist. The artist skillfully portrays the serene atmosphere surrounding this divine event, using vibrant colors and delicate brushstrokes to bring it to life. Another notable artwork is "Pharaoh Passing through the Red Sea, " which showcases a biblical scene from Exodus. This captivating piece captures Pharaoh's army being engulfed by waves as they pursue Moses and his people. The artist's attention to detail in depicting both human figures and natural elements adds an element of realism to this dramatic narrative. "The Hand as the Mirror of Salvation" is a woodcut print that explores themes of spirituality and salvation. Created in 1466, this hand-colored work presents hands in various positions symbolizing different aspects of faith. It serves as a visual representation of how one's actions can reflect their spiritual journey. In "The Betrayal, " an engraving from the 15th century, we witness Judas' infamous act of betrayal towards Jesus. The artist expertly conveys emotions through facial expressions and body language, capturing both anguish and treachery within this single image. Woodcuts were also popular during this time, exemplified by "Saint George (?). " This striking woodcut portrays Saint George slaying a dragon—a powerful allegory for triumph over evil—while showcasing intricate details carved into the woodblock itself. Religious devotion is further explored in "Christ as the Man of Sorrows. " This poignant depiction shows Christ bearing his wounds while surrounded by symbols representing his suffering on behalf of humanity—an evocative portrayal that invites contemplation and reflection.