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Dieric Bouts painted the Altarpiece of the Holy Sacrament between 1464 and 1468 for the Confraternity of the Holy Sacrament in Saint Peter's Church, Leuven. Its central panel gives unusual prominence to the Last Supper, presenting Christ and the apostles in a carefully ordered contemporary interior,...
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Landmark Northern Last Supper, influential use of perspective and Eucharistic theology, highly respected in Leuven.
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Dieric Bouts's Triptych of the Martyrdom of Saint Erasmus is an oil-on-panel altarpiece painted in the 1460s and preserved in St. Peter's Church in Leuven, Belgium. The central panel depicts the saint's executioners winding his intestines around a windlass, but presents the violence with the control...
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Strong Bouts martyrdom triptych, stark and memorable, but narrower acclaim than his Last Supper.
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The Saint Hippolytus Triptych is a late fifteenth-century Netherlandish altarpiece preserved in St. Salvator's Cathedral in Bruges. Its central panel, attributed to Dieric Bouts and his workshop, depicts the martyrdom of Saint Hippolytus, whose body is pulled apart by horses, while the wings include...
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Important Bruges triptych with Bouts and Van der Goes associations, strong historical interest, mixed attribution complexity.
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Devotional panel by Dieric Bouts depicting the Lamentation over the Dead Christ, notable for the Flemish master's restrained emotional expression and elongated, melancholy figures.
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Respected Bouts devotional panel, admired for restraint and finish, limited fame compared with his Leuven altarpiece.
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The Justice of Emperor Otto III panels are a pair of 15th-century paintings created by the Early Netherlandish artist Dieric Bouts. Created around 1470-1475, the panels depict scenes of medieval legal justice involving the legendary Emperor Otto III. The works are notable examples of Early Netherlan...
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