“Collected with Love and Care” – Highlights from the Neutelings Collection of Medieval Sculpture

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The Neutelings Collection at the Bonnefantenmuseum contains medieval sculptures and objects of extraordinary quality and diversity, collected with love and care. It includes small altarpieces, diptychs, and sculptures from France, the Low Countries, and elsewhere between the 13th-16th centuries, the finest being a late 13th century diptych from Paris and a small Last Judgement altarpiece from 1300s Paris. Research on the collection helps scholars better understand medieval art.

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“Collected with Love and Care”
The Neutelings Collection at the Bonnefantenmuseum
new research
Lars Hendrikman
Bonnefantenmuseum Maastricht
Medieval Sculpture Study Day – M - Leuven – November 26th 2015

Van buitengewone kwaliteit en diversiteit,
en met kennelijke liefde en zorg bijeengebracht.

Pax, Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum
BK-2003-6. Netherlands, c. 1480-1500.
© Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Paris, Musée de Cluny-Musée national
du Moyen Âge
Cl. 15335, 115 x 57 mm.
© Réunion des musées nationaux -
Jean-Gilles Berizzi
To scale

Mirror Case with the Castle of Love, Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery. Inv.
71.167, 95 x 95 mm. French, 2nd ½ 14th century.
© WAG
To scale

Writing Tablet and Lid, Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery. Inv. 71.283, 93 x 54
mm each . Atelier of the Boxes ,ca. 1340-1360.
© WAG
To scale

Box Bottom with the Annunciation, Baltimore, Walters Art Gallery. Inv.
71.1156, 79 x 45 mm. Atelier of the Boxes ,ca. 1340-1360.
© WAG
To scale

94 mm
97mm
Last Judgement, Maastricht Bonnefantenmuseum, Neutelings Collection, 10-04756, 97 x
94 mm. Paris? Ca, 1325-1350

Geboorte van Christus, Geveild 5 juni 1997 bij Sotheby’s (sale 7003, lot. Nr. 123), c. 1360-1380.
© Sotheby’s New York

To scale
Schoolmeesters Diptych , Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum, BK-1992-28. (Gift
from the Neuteling family), 203 x 95 mm each. French/Mosan, c. 1375.
© Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

Diptych with the Nativity and the Last Judgement , Paris, Musée du Louvre, OA 2755. 125 x
92 mm each . Paris, c. 1280-1300.
© Réunion des musées nationaux (RMN) - Daniel Arnaudet.
To scale

Diptych with Scenes from the live of the Virgin and the Last Judgement , Paris, Musée de Cluny-Musée national du Moyen
Âge, Cl. 21115. 285 x 92 mm each . Northern France, c. 1300.
© Réunion des musées nationaux (RMN) - Jean-Gilles Berizzi.
To scale

Diptych with the Death of the Virgin and the
Crucifixion, Lyon, Saint-Jean Cathedral. Stolen
1979. 150 x 100 mm each . C. 1300-1330.
© IRPA-KIK, Brussels
Diptych with scenes of the lives of Mary and
Christ, © Musei Vaticani . 305 x 100 mm each
. C. 1260-1270.
© Musei Vaticani
To scale

Diptych with the Death of the Virgin and the Crucifixion , New York,
Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Cloisters Collection, 1970.324.7. 127 x 65
mm each . C. 1260-1270.
© The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
To scale

Last Judgement from the South Transept portals of
Chartres Cathedral, c. 1220.
Coronation of the Virgin from the North Transept
portals of Chartres Cathedral, c. 1220.

Studio of jan Borman, ca. 1475-1525, Two soldiers from a Passion altarpiece, a: 46 x 33 x 9 cm b: 54,5 x 26 x 8,5 cm

Three figures from a Crucifixion scene. H.
56 cm. Brussels, KMKG
© KIK-IRPA, Brussels (Belgium),

Mechelen, ca. 1500-1525, Saint Anne, Mary and Christ enthroned,
55 x 37,5 x 11,5 cm

Holy Kinship altarpiece. H106 x 93,5 cm. Brussels, KMKG
© KIK-IRPA, Brussels (Belgium)

To scale
Last Judgement, Maastricht
Bonnefantenmuseum, Neutelings Collection,
10-04756, 97 x 94 mm. Paris? C. 1300
House retable with the adoration of the Bergers, 71,5 x 59 x 18 cm (central case), ca. 1525-1540

Thank you
Lars Hendrikman
Bonnefantenmuseum Maastricht
Marjan Debaene
Peter Carpreau
Prins Bernard Cultuurfonds
Neutelings foundation for the art of the middle ages v.z.w.
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