Jordaens Uncovered in Brussels District Hall
December 9 2020
Video: Royal Museum of Fine Arts Belgium
Posted by Adam Busiakiewicz:
A district hall in Brussels has discovered a genuine painting by Jacob Jordaens in their collections. The Holy Family, of which several autograph versions are known, was discovered after an inventory was commissioned by the Royal Institute of Cultural Heritage. The painting will be redisplayed in the Royal Museum of Fine Arts in Brussels next year.
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