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Brabantine

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Bra`bant´ine
a.1.Pertaining to Brabant, an ancient province of the Netherlands.


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The Brabantine nobility, for instance, actually grew in strength during the fifteenth century.
Nobles, patricians and officers: the making of a regional political ... by Dumolyn, Jan / Journal of Social History
Mensger is no doubt correct in pointing to the strong Bruges inflection of the figure group in the Malvagna Triptych, yet Gossaert's remarkable architectural design--the magnificent intricately drafted tabernacle that shelters the figures--is a brilliant invention in the Brabantine idiom, as the author's comparative material suggests.
Jan Gossaert: Die niederlandische Kunst zu Beginn der Neuzeit by Kavaler, Ethan Matt / Renaissance Quarterly
This provincial Brabantine town now has a new public space and 10 new theatres embedded in its centre.
Urban mosaic: a new arts centre gives a provincial Belgian city in ... by McGuire, Penny / The Architectural Review
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