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Vienna Diptych

Hugo van der Goes · 1470

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Hugo van der Goes

Independent artist guide by Momentable. Biography from Wikipedia; artworks credited to the museums that hold them.

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Vienna Diptych
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Vienna Diptych

Hugo van der Goes · 1470

Kunsthistorisches Museum

Portinari Triptych
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Portinari Triptych

Hugo van der Goes · 1475

Uffizi Gallery

Trinity
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Trinity

Hugo van der Goes · 1480

Scottish National Gallery

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Vienna Diptych
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Vienna Diptych

Hugo van der Goes · 1470

Kunsthistorisches Museum

A religious diptych with the left panel depicting the fall of man and the right panel showing the lamentation of Christ, presenting a theological contrast between humanity's original sin and its redemption through Christ's suffering.

Portinari Triptych
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Portinari Triptych

Hugo van der Goes · 1475

Uffizi Gallery

An oil-on-wood triptych depicting the Nativity with shepherds kneeling before the Christ child, Mary, and surrounding angels in reverence, including background scenes of the journey to Bethlehem and the Three Magi traveling to the newborn Jesus.

Trinity
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Trinity

Hugo van der Goes · 1480

Scottish National Gallery

A set of four oil panels depicting the Holy Trinity, a praying cleric (Edward Bonkil), King James III of Scotland at prayer with Saint Andrew, and Queen Margaret of Scotland at prayer with Saint George, commissioned in the late fifteenth century.

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Independent guide by Momentable · biography from Wikipedia · artworks are in the public domain and credited to the museum that holds them