Bouts Collection
Experience the ancient art of Japanese chivalry at the Aeolian Hall in London, as the Budokwai showcases a mesmerizing display of fighting methods known as "bouts"
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Experience the ancient art of Japanese chivalry at the Aeolian Hall in London, as the Budokwai showcases a mesmerizing display of fighting methods known as "bouts". Prepare to be amazed as skilled warriors wield unconventional weapons such as saucepan lids, sickle and chain, and Japanese halberds. The Nabebuta, Kusarigama, and Naginata take center stage in these thrilling battles. Dieric Bouts, an Early Netherlandish painter from the 15th century, brings his artistic genius to life through captivating masterpieces. St. Christopher stands tall with unwavering strength and devotion while protecting those who seek his guidance. The Mater Dolorosa evokes deep emotions with its poignant portrayal of sorrow and grief on a beautifully crafted panel. The Man of Sorrows captivates viewers with its raw depiction of suffering and redemption. Every brushstroke tells a story that resonates within our souls. The Virgin and Child radiate pure love and tenderness on marouflaged panels that seem to come alive before our eyes. Explore Worcester WR7 4 Map to uncover hidden treasures within this enchanting town. Discover Portrait of a Man from around 1470 by Dieric Bouts himself - a striking representation capturing the essence of an era long gone but forever preserved in art. Step into Workshop of Dieric Bouts' realm where Virgin and Child reign supreme between 1475-99. Witness their divine connection transcending time itself. Another masterpiece awaits from ca. 1455-60 - another testament to Bouts' mastery over his craft. Saint Christopher's journey alongside Infant Christ unfolds after 1485 through an unknown artist's interpretation - an awe-inspiring tribute filled with faith and hope for all who gaze upon it. A Donor Presented by a Saint transports us back to ca. 1460-65 when Circle of Dieric Bouts flourished, leaving their mark on the art world.