Joos van Wassenhove art links

Joos van Wassenhove: The Institution of the Eucharist, ca.1474
Source: WebMuseum (see "image archives" below)

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Joos van Wassenhove

[Netherlandish Northern Renaissance Painter, active ca.1460-1480]

• Also known as:	Joos van Ghent Joos van Gent Justus of Ghent
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Paintings in Museums and Public Art Galleries:

Joos van Wassenhove at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
The Adoration of the Magi, ca.1465

National Gallery, London, UK NEW!
Music
Rhetoric

The Royal Collection, London, UK
(Zoomable - look for the magnifying glass and the text "Magnify image")
Federico da Montefeltro, his son Guidobaldo and others listening to a discourse, ca.1480

Pictures from Image Archives:

Joos van Wassenhove in the Art Renewal Center

Joos van Wassenhove at CGFA

Joos van Wassenhove in the Web Gallery of Art

Joos van Wassenhove in the WebMuseum

Wikimedia Commons Image Database

Aiwaz Panopticon

Artpx

California State University WorldImages Database

Articles and Reference Sites:

Grove Dictionary of Art Online (excerpt)

Union List of Artist Names (Getty Museum)
Reference sheet with basic information about the artist and pointers to other references.

Wikipedia, the "Open Content" Encyclopedia

Oxford Dictionary of Art (eNotes)   NEW!

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