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Triptych of the master of Moulins, 1502 (tgempera on wood)
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Triptych of the master of Moulins, 1502 (tgempera on wood)
7110300 Triptych of the master of Moulins, 1502 (tgempera on wood) by Hey, Jean (fl.1494); Moulins Cathedral, Allier, France; (add.info.: Triptych of the Master of Moulins or Triptych of the Virgin in Glory, with portraits of Duke Peter II of Bourbon near Saint Peter and Anne de Beaujeu and their daughter Suzanne, near Saint Anne. Painting 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 23738438
© Pascal Lemaitre/Artedia / Bridgeman Images
Allier 03 Apostle Auvergne Auvergne Rhone Alpes Blessed Virgin Crowns Donor Madonna And Child Mary And Child Nobleman Nobles Noblewoman Patron Patronage Pray Prayers Saint Anne Saint Peter Sponsor Sponsorship Tamer Treasure Virgin And Child Virility Wealthy Aureole Catholic Religion Halo Noble Societies
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This print showcases the "Triptych of the Master of Moulins" by Jean Hey, a renowned artist from the 16th century. Painted in 1502 with tempera on wood, this triptych is housed in the Moulins Cathedral in Allier, France. The artwork, also known as the "Triptych of the Virgin in Glory" depicts Duke Peter II of Bourbon near Saint Peter and Anne de Beaujeu along with their daughter Suzanne near Saint Anne. The image captures the intricate details and vibrant colors of this religious masterpiece. The angelic figures adorned with halos and aureoles add an ethereal touch to the composition. Bible characters are depicted alongside noblemen and noblewomen, reflecting both religious themes and societal influences prevalent during that era. The triptych's central panel portrays Jesus Christ surrounded by saints, while its side panels feature portraits of significant donors or patrons. Through this artwork, Hey skillfully combines elements of religion, wealth, prayer, and social hierarchy. Photographed by Pascal Lemaitre for Artedia, this print beautifully preserves every brushstroke and nuance present in Hey's original work. With its historical significance and artistic brilliance captured within a single frame, this print serves as a testament to both Hey's talent as an artist and Lemaitre's skill behind the camera lens.
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