Légende
Ecce Homo Triptych, donor portraits on the wings, Heemskerck, Maarten van 1498-1574 painter / author, Ecce homo iconography, Pontius Pilate prefect of Judea; fl. 26–36, Jesus Christ Bible, religious scenes, Margaret the Martyr St.; ?–ca. 303–305, Netherlandish painting, John the Evangelist St.; ?–ca. 100 - iconography, portraits, chalice attribute, dragon attribute, Jan van Drenckwaerdt ?–1549, Margaretha de Jonge van Baertwyck ?-1542, female portraits, male portraits, triptychs, 1544, painting, central part: height 167 cm, width 88.9 cm, thickness 13 cm, with frame: height 188.6 cm central part, width 132.7 cm central part, thickness 13 cm, right wing: thickness 5.5 cm, height 183.5 cm, width 64.8 cm, left wing: thickness 5.5 cm, height 183.5 cm, width 62.5 cm, A painted three-panel altarpiece is shown with an arched central panel flanked by two hinged side panels, all set against a neutral gray background; the central scene features a group of figures arranged within an ornate arched frame with gold decorative elements, including a nearly nude central male figure wearing a crown of thorns and a pale cloth, flanked by a robed man in bluish-gray and pink garments and several onlookers with varied expressions; the side panels each depict a standing female figure behind a seated or kneeling donor figure dressed in dark fur-trimmed clothing, with the left side showing rich reds and browns and the right side showing muted greens and browns; overall colors visible include reds, pinks, blues, grays, browns, black, gold, and fleshtones, with detailed highlights and shadowing throughout the painted figures and the carved frame.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A16_300
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
70.7Mo (2.8Mo) / 50.8cm x 34.9cm / 6000 x 4120 (300dpi)