The Flemish, Dutch and German Schools

The group of Flemish, Dutch and German paintings is one which has enjoyed one of the most spectacular reorganisations during the Grand Louvre Project. This section will henceforth include around 1,200 works, which are exhibited on the 2nd floor of the new Richelieu Wing.

The major works include:

Jan Van Eyck The Rolin Madonna detail 1st half of the XVth century Wood - H 66 cm ; W 62 cm	Hieronymus Bosch The Ship of Fools detail Circa 1494 Wood - H 58 cm ; W 33 cm
Quentin Metsys Moneychanger and his Wife detail 1514 Wood - H 0,70 m ; W 0,67 m	Petrus-Paulus Rubens The arrival of Marie de Medici at Marseilles detail 1622-1624 Canvas - H 3,94 m ; W 2,95 m
Harmenz Rembrandt Van Rijn Bathseba with King David's Letter detail 1654 Canvas - H 1,42 m ; W 1,42 m	Jan Vermeer The Astronomer detail 1668 Canvas - H 51 cm ; W 45 cm
Albrecht Dürer Self-Portrait with Eryngium detail 1493 Parchment glued onto canvas - H 56.5 cm ; W 44.5 cm	Hans Holbein Portrait of Nikolas Kratzer détail 1528 Wood - H 0,83 m ; W 0,67 m

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