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The Waning Middle Ages: An Exhibition of French and Netherlandish Art from 1350-1500

J. L. Schrader, curator

November 1, 1969–November 30, 1969

University of Kansas Museum of Art, Lawrence, Kansas

Commemorating the Fiftieth Anniversary of the Publication of "The Waning of the Middle Ages" by John Huizinga

Works of art

Madonna — Madonna, circa 1375

Apostle (probably once part of altarpiece) — Apostle (probably once part of altarpiece), circa 1420

Apostle (probably once part of altarpiece) — Apostle (probably once part of altarpiece), circa 1420

Saint George Baptizing the Pagan King and His Daughter, Jan Borman — Jan Borman

Saint George Baptizing the Pagan King and His Daughter, early 1500s

Saint James as a pilgrim — Jan Borman

Saint James as a pilgrim, early 1500s

coffret panel with scenes from the courtly romance, "La Chastelaine de Vergi" — Jan Borman

coffret panel with scenes from the courtly romance, "La Chastelaine de Vergi", circa 1300–1375

Saint Michael presenting donor to Virgin and Child plaque, Hennequin du Vivier — Hennequin du Vivier

Saint Michael presenting donor to Virgin and Child plaque, late 1300s

chrismatory — Hennequin du Vivier

chrismatory, circa 1450

badge with the Lion of Brabant — Hennequin du Vivier

badge with the Lion of Brabant, 1400s

badge with the arms of the city of Paris — Hennequin du Vivier

badge with the arms of the city of Paris, 1400s

ewer — Hennequin du Vivier

ewer, early 1400s

strongbox (cassetta) — Hennequin du Vivier

strongbox (cassetta), late 1400s