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Duke Peter II of Bourbon, detail. Triptych of the master of Moulins
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Duke Peter II of Bourbon, detail. Triptych of the master of Moulins
7110308 Duke Peter II of Bourbon, detail. Triptych of the master of Moulins, 1502 (tgempera on wood) by Hey, Jean (fl.1494); Moulins Cathedral, Allier, France; (add.info.: Duke Peter II of Bourbon, detail. Triptych of the Master of Mills or Triptych of the Virgin in Glory, by Jean Hay 1502 tempera on wood. Treasure of the Cathedral ND of the Annunciation, Mills); Photo ePascal Lemaitre/Artedia; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22915534
© Pascal Lemaitre/Artedia / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases a detail of Duke Peter II of Bourbon from the Triptych of the Master of Moulins, painted by Jean Hey in 1502. The triptych is housed in the Moulins Cathedral in Allier, France and is considered a treasure of religious art. In this particular detail, Duke Peter II stands as a symbol of power and nobility. His regal presence is emphasized by his ornate crown and richly adorned attire. With an air of confidence, he exudes masculinity and virility, embodying the ideals expected from a nobleman during that era. As a patron and sponsor, Duke Peter II played an essential role in supporting artists like Jean Hey. This painting serves as both a portrait and a prayer for wealth and prosperity. It reflects not only the duke's personal devotion but also his desire to display his opulence through artistic patronage. The exquisite details captured by Pascal Lemaitre's photography allow viewers to appreciate the intricate brushwork and vibrant colors used by Hey over five centuries ago. The photograph invites us into this historical moment where religion intertwines with politics, showcasing how art was utilized to convey power dynamics within society. This print offers us a glimpse into the past while reminding us of the enduring influence that art has on our understanding of history and culture.
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