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social history --- universities [institutions] --- Adornes, Jan

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Who were the Adornes? When did they arrive in Bruges and how did they establish their position as one of the most influential Bruges families of the fifteenth century? Ten authors, led by historians Jan Dumolyn and Noël Geirnaert, highlight the different facets of this extraordinary dynasty: from a critical genealogical analysis to a study of the collections, including an analysis of the architectural heritage and a presentation of current management aspects of this historical treasure which is still owned privately by its founders’ descendants.

History of the Low Countries --- Adornes [Family] --- Adornesdomein [Bruges] --- Bruges

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Jeruzalemkerk (Brugge) --- Adornes --- History of civilization --- History of the Low Countries --- religious building fixtures --- religious complexes --- Adornes, Anselm --- Limburg-Stirum [Family] --- Adornes, Jan --- Jeruzalemkapel [Brugge] --- anno 1500-1799 --- anno 1800-1999 --- anno 2000-2009 --- Bruges --- religieuze architectuur

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conservation [discipline] --- sepulchral monuments --- Brugge, Jeruzalemkerk --- Adornes, Anselm --- Banck, Margareta vander --- Tielman, Cornelis --- Banck, vander, Margareta

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Drawing --- design drawings --- Adornes [Family] --- Memling, Hans --- Master of the Barbara Legend --- Eyck, van, Jan --- anno 1400-1499