ILVB register 1507-1513 fol 121v-122r

This manuscript page features 16th-century Dutch script recording the activities of a prominent religious confraternity in 's-Hertogenbosch. The text specifically names 'Jheronimus' (Bosch) in the context of a 'swan feast' and a consultation regarding the decoration of the group's altar. The handwriting is a typical late-medieval chancery hand, appearing on a paper folio with visible ink bleed and aging.

This document is one of the few surviving primary records of Hieronymus Bosch’s life, confirming his status as a 'sworn brother' of an orthodox religious elite. While modern interpretations often link Bosch's surreal imagery to alchemy or heresy, this record firmly places him within the traditional religious and social structures of his time.