Online resources
Highlighted online resources
Closer to Van Eyck
A digital project that investigates the Ghent Altarpiece before, during, and after the conservation treatment.
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Ornamenta Sacra
An iconological and anthropological study of the late medieval and early modern liturgical heritage of the Southern Netherlands (1400-1700).
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14-18: The German negatives
The German negatives. The Belgian artistic heritage through the lens of the occupier.
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Seized artworks
Inventory of paintings and sculptures seized in Belgium and sent to France during the revolutionary period (1794-1795).
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Dictionnaire des Peintres belges
The 'Dictionnaire des peintres belges' covers the life and work of about 6,300 painters—from Broederlam and Van Eyck to Magritte and Delvaux, through Rubens, Boulenger, or Nicolié—and addresses both the major and more modest representatives of Belgian painting.
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Répertoire des lithographes
A repertory of lithographers active in Belgium during the Dutch period and the reign of Leopold I (1816-1865).
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Ivo Bakelants
Ivo Bakelants's repertory of stained-glass artists and inventory of stained-glass windows.
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Baroque altarpieces
Valérie Herremans's inventory of baroque altar retables in the Southern Netherlands.
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Corporate Splendour
Beatrijs Wolters van der Wey, Corporate Splendour. Catalogue of civic group portraits in Brabant 1585-1800 (in Dutch).
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Jan Van Delen (ca. 1635-1703)
Catalogue raisonné by Wendy Frère and Géraldine Patigny (in French).
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Wings and Links
The Wings & Links project. Catalogue of Antwerp altarpieces from the years 1530-1540.
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Apamea
The archaeological heritage of Apamea. Photographic documentation of the first Belgian excavations (1930-1938 and 1953).
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CHRISTINA
Christian Iconography in the Inventory of Belgian Cultural Heritage: towards a relational iconography, the case of the Saint-Charles-Borromée church in Antwerp.
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