The remarkable Rosary Cycle—fifteen paintings by renowned artists such as Rubens, Jordaens, Van Dyck, and Teniers—has hung since the 17th century in the northern side aisle of the St. Paul's Church in Antwerp.
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Connections between Antwerp and Brabant
This exhibition highlights the art historical richness of the Rosary Cycle, the deep cultural ties between Antwerp and Brabant, and offers a new way for the public to discover Baroque devotion and painting. It is more than a relocation—this is a museological repositioning of the cycle, offering a deeper, more reflective perspective.
On view in the Netherlands for the first time
For the first time in history, these monumental works are on view in the Netherlands—and shown in a museum setting. The curator places emphasis on the rhythm of the rosary as a guide for living a good life.
Contemporary artworks are included in the presentation, showing the continued relevance of the Rosary Cycle in today’s world.
