Wing of a dismembered altarpiece on the Conversion of Saint Paul and The Fall of Simon the Magus. Jan Rombouts is regarded as an important modernizer through his complex compositions, moving figures, lively and colourful palette, meticulous eye for detail and pseudo-Renaissance architectural elements. His oeuvre is now believed to comprise four paintings, in the form of three double-sided altarpiece wings and a single panel, seven engravings, a drawing on wood panel of The Judgment of Solomon, a vidimus drawing for a four-light church window (Amsterdam, Rijksmuseum) and more than two dozen painted glass windows, some of them believed to be after Rombouts’ design rather than by the master himself. (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Jan_Rombouts_-_St._Margaret_of_Antiochia.jpg)