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The Foundation’s library has reopened.

The library is open to the public from Monday through Thursday, from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. to 5 p.m., by appointment only. There is free access to books and articles. For the image library and archives, please indicate the reason for your visit in advance to facilitate your research.

Contacts.

The Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation has decided to grant financial aid to the project set up by Yvon Englert, the Rector of the Université libre de Bruxelles, and Professor Jean-Michel Hougardy.

More information.

The last issue of Annales d’Histoire de l’Art et d’Archéologie has just been published.

For more information, please contact Christine Boulanger – christine.boulanger @ perier-dieteren.org

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Table of Contents

Christophe DELAERE / Navigation, dynamiques de peuplement et mutations du paysage lacustre au lac Titicaca durant les périodes préhispaniques (500-1532 PCN).

Aude BRIAU / Pour une reconstitution de l’abbatiale Saint-Martin de Tournai. Un aperçu des sources iconographiques du XVIe au XIXe siècle.

Jacques DE LANDSBERG / Considérations iconographiques sur la mise en croix du Christ.

Alexandre DIMOV / La Vierge dans une loggia Caspar Braun : une réplique du panneau Carvalho restaurée en 1577 ?

Louise LONGNEAUX / Deux nouveaux fragments de cartons pour La Belle tapisserye du Roy.

Anne DELVINGT / Le caravagesque flamand Adam de Coster : proposition d’identification et de datations autour de son activité picturale anversoise.

Didier MARTENS & Noémie PETIT / Du bon usage des Primitifs flamands en Belgique au début du XXe siècle : les retables néogothiques de Sainte-Waudru à Mons.

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The Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation is pleased to invite you to the 2019-2020 seminar organised at the Université libre de Bruxelles.

Laurence Rivière Ciavaldini (Université Grenoble Alpes) – “Art at the Court of Savoy from the 13th to the Early 16th Century: a Hub of International Artistic Prestige”.

18-21 February 2020, from 16.00 to 19.00, Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation.

The Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation library regularly acquires new books that are either donated or bought in relation to current projects. Here are some of the library’s recent acquisitions (call numbers are indicated between brackets):

Xavier BRAY & José Luis ROMERO TORRES, Pedro de Mena. The Spanish Bernini, Musée national d’Histoire et d’Art, Luxembourg, 2019, 242 p. (FP15 730.946 MENA ZB)

Koenraad BROSENS & Yvan MAES DE WIT, Tapestry production & conservation. 125 years De Wit royal manufacturers of tapestry, Londres/Turnhout, Harvey Miller, 2019, 323 p. (FPR 746.3 BROS).

Fanny CAYRON & Delphine STEYAERT, Made in Malines. Les statuettes malinoises ou poupées de Malines de 1500-1540. Étude matérielle et typologique, Scientia Artis 16, Bruxelles, Institut royal du Patrimoine artistique, 2019, 231 p. (FP15 730.949.3 ZZ CAYR).

Marjan DEBAENE (éd.), Borman. A Family of Northern Renaissance Sculptors, Londres/Turnhout, Harvey Miller, 2019, 312 p. (FP15 730.949.3 BORM ZD).

Dominique DENEFFE & Dominique VANWIJNSBERGHE (éds), A Man of Vision. Paul Coremans and the Preservation of Cultural Heritage Worlwide. Proceedings of the International Symposium Paul Coremans Held in Brussels, 15-17 June 2015, Scientia Artis 15, Bruxelles, Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage, 2018, 377 p. (FPR 702 CORE ZD)

Sophie GUILLOT DE SUDUIRAUT (dir.), Le retable anversois de la cathédrale de Rennes. Un chef-d’œuvre révélé, Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2019, 207 p. (FP15 726.520.944 RENN ZG)

Laurence RIVIERE-CIAVALDINI, Imaginaires de l’Apocalypse. Pouvoir et spiritualité dans l’art gothique européen, Paris, CTHS/INHA, 2007, 382 p. (FP15 745.67 RIVI (2007)).

Laurence RIVIERE-CIAVALDINI, Aux premières heures du monastère de Brou. Un architecte, une reine, un livre, Paris, Picard, 2014, 280 p. (FP15 745.67 RIVI (2014)).

In 2019, the Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation library acquired the archive fund that documents the research and relations of the art historian Sophie Schneebalg-Perelman (1914-1988). The Schneebalg-Perelman fund includes substantial documents for further research in tapestry and, more generally, for early modern art history. An inventory of these archives has been carried out and they are now accessible for consultation on request.

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Illustration: Southern Netherlands, The Unicorn Purifies Water, 1495-1505, New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art, inv. 37.80.2 (photo: MET).

The new volume of the Studia Bruxellæ journal, published by the Museums and Archives of the City of Brussels, focuses on the history and restoration of the tapestry cartoon of the Martyrdom of Saint Paul attributed to Pieter Coecke.

The book includes two contributions by Louise Longneaux (laureate of a doctoral grant from the Foundation in 2017) and an article by Catheline Périer-D’Ieteren.

• Louise Longneaux and Hélène Bartelloni-Cascio, Les filigranes du Martyre de saint Paul : une découverte exceptionnelle en cours de restauration, in: Studia Bruxellæ, 2019/1, No. 13, pp. 265-274.
• Louise Longneaux and Cecilia Paredes, Les fragments de cartons de la Vie de saint Paul. Les pièces d’un même jeu, in: Studia Bruxellæ, 2019/1, No. 13, pp. 297-310.
• Catheline Périer-D’Ieteren and Cecilia Paredes, Le carton du Martyre de saint Paul de Pieter Coecke. Genèse de la composition, histoire matérielle et rapports à la tapisserie, in: Studia Bruxellæ, 2019/1, No. 13, pp. 239-263.

The entire volume can be accessed on the website CAIRN.INFO.

The Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation is pleased to announce the 2019 laureates for its three funding programmes in the field of art history and heritage conservation.

• Noémie Petit (Université libre de Bruxelles), Neo-Gothic altarpieces in medieval places of worship in the Hainaut, Liège, Namur and Luxembourg provinces. For further information
• Jesús Muñiz (Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea), Late Gothic sculpted altarpieces in the Atlantic Basque Country. For further information

• Caroline Vrand (Bibliothèque nationale de France), Anne de Bretagne et les arts. Au rythme de la vie de cour. For further information

• Frans Pourbus the Younger, Triptych of the Preaching of saint John the Baptist, c. 1591-1600, Aalst, Church of the Sacred Heart | Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage. For further information
• Unknown artist, Fountain of the Three Graces, c. 1545, Brussels, Maison du Roi – Brussels City Museum | Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage. For further information
• Attributed to Jacob Van Laethem and Pierre Coustain, Philip the Handsome’s coat of arms for the Mechelen chapter of the Order of the Golden Fleece, 1491, Mechelen, Saint Rombuld’s Cathedral | Museum Hof van Busleyden. For further information

The Royal Institute for Cultural Heritage (Brussels) and Catheline Périer-D’Ieteren participated in the colloquium Borman and Sons in Context. Brabantine sculpture from 1460-1540, held at M – Museum Leuven on 27-29 November 2019. Together with Emmanuelle Mercier and Myriam Serck-Dewaide (KIK-IRPA), Catheline Périer presented the first work hypotheses about the Adoration of the Magi altarpiece in the San Nazaro Maggiore Basilica (Milan) in a communication titled The Adoration of the Magi in San Nazaro, Milan: an unknown work by Jan II Borman? In 2017, the Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation funded the first mission to study the artwork on site in Milan.

For more details about this research, please visit the project’s page on our website: link.

The Périer-D’Ieteren Foundation is pleased to invite you to the 2018-2019 seminar organized at the Université Libre de Bruxelles.

Maite Barrio Olano (Albayalde conservatio, Donostia-San Sebastián) : Iberian and Brabantine Polychromed Altarpieces in Spain : Case Studies (XVth-XVIIIth Centuries)

23-26 April 2019, from 16.00 to 19.00, Maison des Arts, Campus du Solbosch, avenue Jeanne 56, Ixelles (1050).