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A drawing by Jordaens returns to Antwerp

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16/6/26 - Acquisition, Antwerp, Plantin–Moretus Museums - It is a large and very fine drawing by Jordaens (ill. 1) that has just joined the Antwerp collections, thanks to the Flemish government, which recently acquired it — for once, the price is public: €125,000 — from the Colnaghi gallery and placed it on deposit at the Museum Plantin-Moretus. It is already on display there and will remain visible until 5 July in this very lively institution, where time nevertheless seems suspended between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. Such a sheet was destined to return to the Scheldt city and had been classified among the topstukken of Flanders, with which readers of La Tribune de l’Art are now familiar from our articles on Rubens (see the news item of 28/9/21) and Willem Key (see the

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