-
larger surfaces. The
largest painted altarpieces developed complicated structures,
especially winged altarpieces with
hinged side
wings that
folded in...
- from the
Virgin Mary.
Because most
triptych altarpieces are
usually kept unopened, the
Portinari Altarpiece would have been
closed except for
special occasions...
- The
Isenheim Altarpiece is an
altarpiece sculpted and
painted by, respectively, the
Germans Nikolaus of
Haguenau and
Matthias Grünewald in 1512–1516....
- it one of the
major Protestant altarpieces of Reformation, made by Cranachs. The
painting of the three-winged
altarpiece was
started by
Lucas Cranach the...
- The Mérode
Altarpiece (or
Annunciation Triptych) is an oil on oak
panel triptych, now in The Cloisters, in New York City. It is
unsigned and undated, but...
- the
entire altarpiece was
covered with
whitewash to
better suit the
taste and
ideals of the day.
Similarly whitewashed Gothic altarpieces are
known also...
- The Třeboň
Altarpiece, also
known as
Wittingau altarpiece, is one of the most
important works of
European Gothic panel painting. Of the
original large...
-
panels and
regrouped them. (The
predellas that went with the
altarpieces are lost.) The
altarpiece was seen by
Luigi Lanzi and
purchased by
Francesco Saverio...
- The
Ghent Altarpiece, also
called the
Adoration of the
Mystic Lamb (Dutch: De
aanbidding van het Lam Gods), is a very
large and
complex 15th-century polyptych...
- ISBN 0-271-04840-9 Jacobs, Lynn. "The
Inverted 'T'-Shape in
Early Netherlandish Altarpieces:
Studies in the
Relation between Painting and Sculpture". Zeitschrift...
