ILVB register 1485-1495 fol 294v line 21-23 colour version

This is a fragment of 15th-century handwriting in brown ink, executed in a Dutch secretary hand typical of late medieval administrative records. The text is written on parchment or paper and records the name of the artist Hieronymus Bosch in a legal or membership context. The script features the characteristic looping ascenders and flowing cursive style of the Northern Renaissance period.

This document is a primary archival source for the biography of Hieronymus Bosch, placing him within the social and religious framework of the Illustre Lieve Vrouwe Broederschap. It is essential for understanding the historical reality of the artist whose work is often associated with visionary and esoteric themes.