Jan Geldolfs Hoghenzoon: A Silent Master of Religious Iconography Jan Geldolfs Hoghenzoon remains an enigmatic figure in the artistic landscape of 16th-century Netherlands, shrouded in relative obscurity despite his prolific output. Information about his life is scarce, primarily gleaned from records pertaining to his workshop in Breda – a thriving hub for crafting religious artifacts during a period profoundly shaped by Reformation fervor. The Web Gallery of Art offers a valuable glimpse into this historical context, highlighting Breda’s role as “a production centre for religious objects in…