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Left wing of a Memorial Triptych, formerly called the Gertz Memorial Triptych, with nine male Donor Creator: Unknown
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Left wing of a Memorial Triptych, formerly called the Gertz Memorial Triptych, with nine male Donor Creator: Unknown
Left wing of a Memorial Triptych, formerly called the Gertz Memorial Triptych, with nine male Donor Portraits with Saint John the Evangelist (inner), and Saint Peter (outer), after c.1527. Copy after Hugo van der Goes
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Donor Donors Frame Hugh Van Der Goes Hugo Van Der Goes Panel Saint John Saint Peter St John St Peter Triptych Santo
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1. Title: Left Wing of Memorial Triptych, formerly known as the Gertz Memorial Triptych (c.1527) 2. Description: This image showcases the left wing of a Memorial Triptych, previously referred to as the Gertz Memorial Triptych. The triptych, dating back to the 16th century, originates from the Low Countries, most likely from Flanders or the Netherlands. It is a masterpiece of the Renaissance period, created in the tradition of Flemish artist Hugo van der Goes. 3. Composition: The left wing features nine male donor portraits, each one intricately painted and framed individually. The central figure is Saint John the Evangelist, depicted with a distinctive halo and holding a chalice and a book. On the outer edges, Saint Peter is depicted with his traditional attributes, a key and a book. 4. History: The exact origin and creator of this triptych remain unknown, but it is believed to have been inspired by the work of the renowned artist Hugo van der Goes. The triptych was likely commissioned as a memorial piece, with the donors depicted seeking the intercession of the saints. 5. Significance: This triptych is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the European Renaissance, specifically in the Low Countries. The intricate details of the donor portraits and the masterful depiction of the saints demonstrate the skill and craftsmanship of the artist and the importance of religious art during this period. 6. Location: Today, the left wing of this Memorial Triptych is preserved and displayed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, where it continues to captivate visitors and scholars alike with its historical and artistic significance. 7. Conclusion: This stunning left wing of the Memorial Triptych offers a glimpse into the religious and artistic practices of the 16th century, showcasing the intricacies of Flemish art and the enduring influence of Hugo van der Goes.
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