Hurdy-Gurdies from Hieronymus Bosch to Rembrandt

Adam Bartsch alms Amsterdam Anthony triptych Antwerp appears artist attributes authors aveugles Bachmann bagpipe Bastelaer l907 blind beggars blind hurdy-gurdy player Blind Leading Bosch original Bosch painting Brocker Bruegel the Elder Brueghel the Younger Brussels certainly church cited composition copy cripple dated David Vinckboons depictions Detail fig devil drawing Dutch Earthly Delights etching figures Flemish Followed by Children Fraenger Garden of Earthly Goossens gurdy player harp Heyden engraving Hieronymus Bosch Hieronymus Cock Hieronymus Wierix Hogenberg Hollstein hurdy Hurdy-gurdy Player Followed illustrated inventory Jacques Bellange Jacques Callot Jerome Bosch Kermis kermis scenes Kurz l6th century large number Leading the Blind Leppert lists London lute Marlier l969 Martin Massys mentioned minstrels Mirimonde motif Museum musicians Netherlandish Netherlandish Proverbs organistrum panel Paris Pieter Bruegel play proverb references Rembrandt renditions represent Sebastian Brant similar sixteenth century specifically suggests symbolic tapestry Temptation of St theme vielle Vienna woman York