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A Flemish Virgin and Child in a Landscape attributed to a follower of the Bruges master Adriaen Isenbrant (ca 1490-1551) is preserved in the Museo Lazaro Galdiano in Madrid (MLG 3016). The unpainted edges have been removed on all four sides, indicating that it has been cut. It is a fragment of the central panel of a domestic triptych, which can be reconstructed on the basis of a triptych of the Virgin and Child with Saints Catherine and Barbara in Oviedo by the archaising Antwerp painter Marcellus Coffermans (ca 1525-1581). Another fragment, an image of Saint Barbara in the Schorr Collection in London, comes from the right wing, while a photograph of a Saint Catherine in the Friedlander Archive at The Hague is the only surviving record of what was a fragment of the left wing.

Entre Madrid, Londres et Berlin : fragments d’un triptyque du Groupe Isenbrant provenant d’Espagne