01:00 pm | Registration, coffee | Entrance – Auditorium |
02:00 pm | Opening of the Conference, Mr. J. Timmermans and Prof. Dr. R. Spronk | Auditorium |
02:15 pm | A novel interpretation for the Garden of Earthly Delights: visual sign-posts and the ABC hypothesis keynote lecture, Prof. Dr. M. Berdoy | |
3:30 pm | Response to M. Berdoy's keynote address, Prof. Dr. R. Falkenburg | |
3:55 pm | Break | |
4:10 pm | Panel discussion Prof. Dr. B. Aikema, Prof. Dr. M. Berdoy, Prof. Dr. R. Falkenburg, Dr. B. Fransen (chair), Dr. D. Van Heesch and Dr. J. J. Pérez Preciado | |
5:30 pm | Reception, welcome by Mr. M. van der Geld, Alderman of ‘s-Hertogenbosch, Markt 1 (at the Market Place, a 10-minute walk from the JBAC). | |
Throughout | Visit to ‘House of Bosch’, open to all participants, but requires a reservation. |
09:00 am | Registration, coffee | Entrance – Auditorium |
10:00 am | Bosch’s working process, Prof. Dr. em. F. Koreny | Auditorium |
Specialised employees of Jheronimus Bosch?, L. Scholten (MA) PhD Candidate | Lecture Room | |
10:35 am | Connoisseurship and attribution: the Haywain, M. Lafontaine PhD candidate | Auditorium |
Pieter Coecke as Intermediary: Inserting the link between Bosch and Bruegel, A. Hobill (MA) PhD Candidate | Lecture Room | |
11:20 am | Family functions: a comparison of the Bosch-production to the organisation of other family workshops, Dr. D. Tamis | Auditorium |
Bosch imitators in Spain during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, Dr. E. Vázquez Dueñas | Lecture Room | |
12:00 pm | Lunch | |
01:05 pm | Altarpieces or exempla? Some thoughts on Bosch’s triptychs and ‘das gross beth’ in the Nassau Palace in Brussels, Prof. Dr. em. J. Koldeweij | Auditorium |
Mandijn’s Monsters: Shining a light on the techniques and motifs of a Bosch follower, K. Harada (MAC) & Dr. A. Vandivere | Lecture Room | |
01:40 pm | More delights in Bosch’s Garden: Words, Patterns and Probabilities, Prof. Dr. M. Berdoy | Auditorium |
In the Manner of Jheronimus Bosch or Jan Wellens de Cock? A Case Study of Christ in Limbo, Y. H. Hsu (MA) PhD candidate | Lecture Room | |
02:10 pm | Break | |
2:50 pm | Weaving Bosch and Bruegel: Canon Formation in a Brussels Tapestry Series (c. 1560), keynote lecture, Dr. D. Van Heesch | Auditorium |
3:40 pm | Questions | |
4:00 pm | Closing | |
6:00 pm | Conference Dinner at the Jheronimus Bosch Art Center | |
Throughout | Visit to ‘House of Bosch’, open to all participants, but requires a reservation. |
09:00 am | Registration, coffee | Entrance – Auditorium |
10:00 am | Jheronimus Bosch and the Renaissance in Europe, keynote lecture, Prof. Dr. em. B. Aikema | Auditorium |
10:50 am | Questions | Auditorium |
11:10 am | Facing the end of time, Dr. F. Nies | Auditorium |
Listening to the angels… or why was the Last Judgment from the Wawel Royal Castle in Cracow not painted by Jheronimus Bosch?, Dr. G. Kubies | Lecture Room | |
11:45 am | Bosch's earthly paradises: the left panels of the Garden of Earthly Delights, The Vienna Last Judgement and The Haywain Triptych, J. van Benthum (MA) | Auditorium |
Filling the void. Copies of Bosch’s Ecce Homo, Dr. M. van Wamel | Lecture Room | |
12:20 pm | Earthly Paradise as the final phase of Purgatory in Boschian Last Judgment triptychs, Dr. E. De Bruyn | Auditorium |
Bosch’s ‘Conjurer”: Autograph, Workshop or Follower? Can the Unrecognized Subject Determine Authorship?, D. Keeran Withee (MA) PhD Candidate | Lecture Room | |
12:50 pm | Lunch | Auditorium |
01:55 pm | The Vienna ‘Last Judgment’ triptych revisited: the underdrawings, Prof. Dr. R. Spronk | Auditorium |
A rock-man in Dresden, a relative of the tree-man – once Bosch and away?, Dr. M. Michael | Lecture Room | |
02:30 pm | The Vienna 'Last Judgment' triptych revisited: the paint layers, L. Hoogstede (MA) PhD candidate | Auditorium |
The Allegory of Human Life by Giorgio Ghisi and its pictorial copies. A revival of a 'Bosch - style' motif in the second half of the 16th century, Prof. Dr. C. Salsi | Lecture Room | |
3:05 pm | MA-XRF imaging on The Last Judgment triptych in Vienna, Prof. Dr. G. Van der Snickt | Auditorium |
An Indian at Epiphany: Bosch and Columbus’s First Voyage to the New World, Prof. Dr. H. van der Velden | Lecture Room | |
3:40 pm | Questions and closing remarks, Prof. Dr. R. Spronk | Auditorium |
4:00 pm | Farewell drinks | Auditorium |
5:00 pm | Closing | |
Throughout | Visit to ‘House of Bosch’, open to all participants, but requires a reservation. |