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Hieronymus Bosch and the Crowded Wonders of The Garden
A swarm of pale, nude figures scrambles across a grassy green field under a soft blue sky. In Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch painted a world crowded with giant strawberries. This masterpiece belongs to the Early Netherlandish movement, a style of Northern European art famous for sharp details. Our artists capture every bizarre scene with meticulous outlines and bright daylight.
The Noble Legacy of the House of Nassau in 1517
The original five-panel triptych has three oil panels when open and two oak panels when closed. [1] Hieronymus Bosch created it between 1490 and 1510. [1] First documented in 1517 at the Brussels Nassau Palace, it was likely a noble commission. [1] Antonio de Beatis recorded the work, now in the Museo del Prado under accession number P002823. [1] [2]
Selecting the Scale of Your Hieronymus Bosch Canvas
We offer the garden of earthly delights reproduction as a hand-painted oil painting on museum-grade linen canvas. It is part of our celebrated artworks collection in the Northern Renaissance style. Choose from seven sizes starting at $249.95, or request custom proportions using our custom dimensions form. We also offer other Hieronymus Bosch reproductions, including The Haywain and Paradise to complete your collection.
