Paintings

Triptych of the Holy Family

Coecke van Aelst, Pieter [school of]

Antwerp school | First half of the XVI^th c. | Reial Monestir de Santa Maria de Pedralbes (Barcelona)

Virgin and Child

Benson, Ambrosius [school of]

Bruges school | Early XVI^th c. | Toledo Cathedral (Toledo)

Saint Jerome in Penitence

Coter, Colyn de

Brussels school | Early XVI^th c. | Museo de Zaragoza (Zaragoza)

Virgin and Child

Master of the Mansi Magdalen

Antwerp school | First quarter of the XVI^th c. | Museo de Zaragoza (Zaragoza)

Virgin and Child

Isenbrant, Adriaen [workshop of]

Bruges school | First quarter of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Resurrection

Claeissens, Pieter (I) [attributed to] / Claeissens, Pieter (II) [attributed to]

Bruges school | First half of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Ascension

Benson, Ambrosius [school of]

Bruges school | First half of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Triptych of the Crucifixion

Antwerp school | Early XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Triptych of the Descent from the Cross

Beer, Jan de [school of]

Antwerp school | First quarter of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Saint Jerome in the Wilderness

Isenbrant, Adriaen [school of]

Netherlandish school | First half of the XVI^th c. | Museo de Burgos (Burgos)

Triptych of the Virgin and Child with Angels

Van der Weyden, Goswijn

Antwerp school | First quarter of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)

Pietà

Benson, Ambrosius [attributed to]

Bruges school | Second quarter of the XVI^th c. | Museo de Bellas Artes (Bilbao)

Virgin and Child

Monogrammist GB [attributed to]

Bruges school | Mid XVI^th c. | Museo de Zaragoza (Zaragoza)

Descent from the Cross

Coffermans, Marcellus [attributed to]

Antwerp school | Third quarter of the XVI^th c. | Museu nacional d'Art de Catalunya (Barcelona)

Portrait of a Man Praying

Benson, Ambrosius

Bruges school | First quarter of the XVI^th c. | Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza (Madrid)

Pietà

Benson, Ambrosius [attributed to]

Bruges school | Second quarter of the XVI^th c. | Burgos Cathedral (Burgos)