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The 21 pages that link to Early Netherlandish painting, each with the reason it gives.

• Oil paintingNarrower topic: Its painters developed oil techniques that shaped the medium’s early reputation.

• Jan van EyckNarrower topic: Van Eyck is one of its defining painters.

• The Garden of Earthly DelightsNarrower topic: The work belongs to a tradition of precise oil painting and complex Christian imagery.

• Rogier van der WeydenNarrower topic: Rogier’s distinctive style belongs within this broader tradition, rather than representing it alone.

• Ghent AltarpieceNarrower topic: The altarpiece is a landmark of the region’s naturalistic panel-painting tradition.

• Hans MemlingNarrower topic: Memling’s methods and subjects belong to this broader artistic tradition.

• Hieronymus BoschNarrower topic: Bosch worked within this regional tradition while giving its images an unusually fantastic cast.

• Hugo van der GoesNarrower topic: Van der Goes belongs to this tradition while pushing its religious imagery toward heightened emotion.

• Quentin MatsysNarrower topic: Matsys extended this tradition into Antwerp’s changing artistic culture.

• Robert CampinNarrower topic: Campin is among the tradition’s earliest major figures.

• Antwerp MannerismNarrower topic: The style grew from a local painting tradition with established devotional and technical practices.

• Triptych of the Temptation of St. AnthonyNarrower topic: The triptych’s precise surfaces connect it to the painting traditions of the Low Countries.