The sculptures in Jeroen Bosch Tuin stand in a compact garden in the historic centre of ’s-Hertogenbosch, also known as Den Bosch. The setting takes its name from Hieronymus Bosch, the late-medieval painter who was born and worked in the city, linking contemporary public art with its best-known artistic figure. Sculptural forms appear among greenery, paths and surrounding brickwork, creating close views where textures and silhouettes shift with the light and foliage. The enclosed urban setting provides a quieter contrast to the nearby streets.
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