Adoration of the Magi

Flemish

first quarter 16th century · Pen and light brown and grayish brown ink over traces of black chalk; original borderline all around. · Robert Lehman Collection

This drawing of elegant figures worshipping the Virgin and Child set amidst the ruins of antiquity was once attributed to Lucas van Leyden (1489/94-1533), hence the L added later to the architectural base at the lower right.

Artist: Flemish
Date: first quarter 16th century
Medium: Pen and light brown and grayish brown ink over traces of black chalk; original borderline all around.
Culture: Flemish, Antwerp
Department: Robert Lehman Collection
Credit line: Robert Lehman Collection, 1975

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