Fictional Healing Iconographic Database Practical information

Location

Northern Netherlands

  1. Infernal scene with anvil and monsters
    Infernal scene with anvil and monstersJheronimus Bosch (attributed to)c. 1480–c. 1525
  2. Extraction of the Stone of Madness
    Extraction of the Stone of Madness-c. 1500–c. 1550
  3. Stones of Madness
    Stones of Madness-c. 1500–c. 1550
  4. Extracting the Stone of Madness
    Extracting the Stone of MadnessJheronimus Boschc. 1501–c. 1505
  5. The stone operation
    The stone operationNicolaes Weydtmans1585–1642
  6. The forging of heads
    The forging of headsAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1590–1594
  7. The tongue grinders
    The tongue grindersAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander · Text by Franco Estius1590–1594
  8. The Stone Operation
    The Stone Operation-1600–1699
  9. Heyn Plomp
    Heyn PlompPossibly after David Vinckboons · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer)1601–1652
  10. Master Blaeskake's Stone Operation
    Master Blaeskake's Stone OperationAfter Maerten de Vos · Claes Jansz. Visscher II (printer)1605–1652
  11. Come, men and women alike, and have the stone cut out
    Come, men and women alike, and have the stone cut outJan Tiel (printer)after 1616
  12. Head being held to the grindstone
    Head being held to the grindstoneAdriaen van de Venne1635
  13. The forging of heads
    The forging of headsAfter print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1689
  14. Bakery where heads are baked anew
    Bakery where heads are baked anewWillem van Bloemen (printer)1694–1711
  15. Bakery where heads are baked anew
    Bakery where heads are baked anewWillem van Bloemen (printer)1694–1711
  16. The forging of heads
    The forging of headsCarel Allard (attributed to) · After print by Hendrick Goltzius (attributed to workshop of) · After drawing by Karel van Mander1705
  17. The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the wind
    The stone of folly found in many heads, for believing in the wind-1720
  18. Master Kaccadorus' Stone Operation
    Master Kaccadorus' Stone OperationClement, De Vri & Van Stegeren (printer)1816–1836