Contents: 1. Frits Scholten & Joanna Woodall, Introduction. 2. Filip Vermeylen, Greener pastures? Capturing artists' migrations during the Dutch Revolt . 3. Hope Walker, Netherlandish immigrant painters and the Dutch reformed church of London, Austin Friars, 1560-1580. 4. Arjan de Koomen, 'Una cosa non meno maravigliosa che honorata'. The expansion of Netherlandish sculptors in sixteenth-century Europe. 5. Franciszek Skibi?ski, Early-modern Netherlandish sculptors in Danzig and East-Central Europe. A study in dissemination through interrelation and workshop practice. 6. Aleksandra Lipi?ska, Eastern outpost. The sculptors Herman Van Hutte and Hendrik Horst in Lviv c. 1560-1610 . 7. Gert Jan van der Sman and Bouk Wierda, Wisselend succes. De loopbanen van Nederlandse en Vlaamse kunstenaars in Florence, 1450-1600. 8. Marije Osnabrugge , From itinerant to immigrant artist. Aert Mytens in Naples . 9. Abigail D. Newman, Juan de la Corte in Madrid: 'branding' Flanders abroad . 10. Judith Noorman, A fugitive's success story. Jacob van Loo in Paris (1661-1670). 11. Isabella di Lenardo, Carlo Helman, merchant, patron and collector, and the role of family ties in the Antwerp-Venice migrant network. 12. Saskia Cohen-Willner, Between painter and painter stands a tall mountain. Van Mander's Italian Lives as a source for instructing artists in the 'deelen der consten'. (Nederlands Kunsthistorisch Jaarboek. Netherlands Yearbook for History of Art, 63)

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