Results for netherlandish translation from Spanish to English

"early netherlandish painting".
"early netherlandish painting".

the fifteenth century netherlandish schools".
"the fifteenth century netherlandish schools".

"the fifteenth century netherlandish paintings".
"the fifteenth century netherlandish paintings".

"sight and spirituality in early netherlandish painting".
"sight and spirituality in early netherlandish painting".

"early netherlandish painting: its origins and character".
"early netherlandish painting: its origins and character".

"early netherlandish paintings: rediscovery, reception and research".
"early netherlandish paintings: rediscovery, reception and research".

"netherlandish primitives: rogier van der weyden and robert campin".
"netherlandish primitives: rogier van der weyden and robert campin".

"collecting early netherlandish paintings in europe and the united states".
"collecting early netherlandish paintings in europe and the united states".

"the altar and the altarpiece, sacramental themes in early netherlandish painting".
"the altar and the altarpiece, sacramental themes in early netherlandish painting".

"from van eyck to bruegel early netherlandish painting in the metropolitan museum of art".
"from van eyck to bruegel early netherlandish painting in the metropolitan museum of art".

max friedländer propuso un listado de obras y fechas en su volumen de 1957 "early netherlandish painting", pero muchas de sus suposiciones fueron cuestionadas por otto pächt unos años después.
max friedländer proposed a number of dates and an ordering of works in the 1957 volume of his "early netherlandish painting", but many of his assumptions were discounted by otto pächt just a few years later.

a slightly later edition of froissart's "chronicles", dated to around 1480, contains a miniature of the event, "fire at a masked dance", also attributed to an unidentified early netherlandish painter known as the master of the getty froissart.
a slightly later edition of froissart's "chronicles", dated to around 1480, contains a miniature of the event, "fire at a masked dance", also attributed to an unidentified early netherlandish painter known as the master of the getty froissart.