St. Jaeques. ANTWERP. 13. Route. 181

St. James and the choir-stalls were carved by the older and younger
Quellin. The stalls still bear the arms of the patricians to whom
they once belonged.

Awmubatory. §. side: By the wall of the choir, Confessionals
by A. Quellin, Willemsens, and others. Above the first of these:
Goubau, Dead body of Christ (1655); to the left of the second:
M. de Vos, Ecce Homo (1562). — 1s t Chi upel: A. van Noort (2; p. liv),
#The Trit (St. Peter giving Christ the fish with the piece
of money). — On the pier opposite, Corn. Schut, Pieta. — 2nd Chapel:
Seghers, St. Ives. — 2rd Chapel: Seghers, Appearing of Christ.

4th. Rubens Chapel, behind the high-altar. The tomb of the
illustrious painter (d. 30th May, 1640, at the age of 64) is covered
by a tombstone of 17 bearing a long ins scription in Latin. The
ltar-piece of this chapel is a late work by Rubens (covered; best
light 42-2 p.m.).

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The marble carvings on the altar are probably the work of Lue.
Fai@herbe (d. 1694), with whom Rubens was intimate. On the right

and left are the monuments of the Baronesses Stier de Aertselaer
and Van Havre, two descendants of Rubens, executed by W. Geefs
(1839 ang 1850). To the right, above, monument of the son of
Rubens, by A. Quellin the Elder.

Above the next door: Th. Rombouts, Betrothal of St. Catharine
(1634). — 5th Chapel: Jordaens, San C arlo Borromeo among persons
sick of the plague. —6th Chapel: Van Lint, St. Peter taking leave of
St. Paul; School of Rubens, Ecclesiastic and two patricians at prayer.
— 7th Chapel: Victor Wolfvoet, Visitation (1639). — On the wall
of the choir: P. Thys, The Trinity.

The CHaPEL oF THE VircIn, in the N. transept, contains
stained glass by J. de Labarre (1641) and stalls by A. Quellin the
Elder; also, to the left of the altar, A. Quellin the Elder, Pieta, a
small painted sculpture in wood, 1650.

N. Transert. Above the portal, G. van Honthorst, Christ among
the Doctors in the Temple; on the wings, Seghers, Annunciation,
and Adoration of the Magi. By the next wall: P. Thys, Assumption.

N. Arstz. 2nd Chapel, on the E.: M. de Vos (?), Madonna in
glory (triptych); Peter van Avont, Madonna and Child in a garden,
surrounded by angels; stained glass representing the Last Supper,
with portraits of the donors (1538). — 3rd Chapel: B. van Orley (?),
*Last Judgment; on the wings St. Adrian and the Burgomaster Rockox,