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| Other works commissioned for the Chartreuse de Champmol
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| Painters: Jean Malouel of Nijmegen (d. 1415); Henri Bellechose; Melchior Broederlam (d. 1409) | |
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Attributed to Malouel (uncle of the Limbourg Brothers), Lamentation tondo (now in Paris, Louvre); has arms of France and Burgundy on back; is a "Trinity of the Broken Body" |
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Henri Bellechose, Last Communion and Martyrdom of St Denis and his Companions; formerly thought to have been begun by Malouel; Bellechose was paid for it (May 29, 1416) |
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Henri Bellechose, Last Communion and Martyrdom of St Denis, Detail: Last Communion of Saint Denis |
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Henri Bellechose, Last Communion and Martyrdom of St Denis, Detail: Vested angel |
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Henri Bellechose, Last Communion and Martyrdom of St Denis, Detail: Crucifixion |
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Henri Bellechose, Last Communion and Martyrdom of St Denis, Detail: Executioner and onlookers |
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Melchior Broederlam, The Dijon Altarpiece (1398; painted wings by Broederlam, interior sculpture by Jacques de Baerze) |
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Melchior Broederlam, The Dijon Altarpiece, Detail: Annunciation |
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Melchior Broederlam, The Dijon Altarpiece, Detail: Visitation |
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Melchior Broederlam, The Dijon Altarpiece, Detail: Presentation in the Temple |
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Melchior Broederlam, The Dijon Altarpiece, Detail: Flight to Egypt |
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Jacques de Baerze, The Dijon Altarpiece: Interior sculpture |
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Circle of Broederlam? (or perhaps Dutch?), The Antwerp-Baltimore Polyptych, ca. 1400: Said to have come from the Chartreuse de Champmol via the collection of Louis XV. Nativity is old-style, with Madonna reclining on mattress and Joseph making swaddling clothes out of one of his socks (cf. famous relic in Aachen cathedral treasury). | |
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Annunciation |
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Nativity |
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Crucifixion |
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Resurrection |
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Baptism of Christ |
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Saint Christopher |
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