Cathedrale d'Aix, Provence, France
Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
Miracle of Saint Mitre (detail), This is a detail image from the painting The Miracles of St. Mitre. Here, a man stands holding a sword with which he beheaded Saint Mitre., c.1480
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0231; Public Notes:
Miracle of Saint Mitre (detail), This work is a detail image of the male donors in the work the Miracle of Saint Mitre. The men kneel and clasp their hands in devotion., c.1480
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0215; Public Notes:
Miracle of Saint Mitre, In this work, vignettes depicting the life of Saint Mitre are shown unfolding in a busy courtyard. In the central foreground of the composition, the saint holds his head in his hands and is surrounded by a family in devotion, presumably the patrons of the work., c.1480
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0239; Public Notes:
The Annunciation (exterior panels of the Burning Bush triptych), This work depicts the Annunciation. In the left panel, the archangel Gabriel appears holding a laurel branch. On the right panel, the Virgin Mary is depicted in devotion., 1476
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0214; Public Notes: This work depicts the exterior panels of Froment's Burning Bush triptych (record SC.MSS.088.FREN.0228.
The Burning Bush (detail), This is the central panel of Froment's Burning Bush triptych. Here, the Virgin Mary and Christ child are seated in the Burning Bush. Unlike traditional depictions of the Burning Bush, the image here depicts a rose bush. On the ground below, an angel appears to Moses. The two are accompanied by a flock of sheep and goats. A Tuscan landscape is evident in the background., 1476
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0235; Public Notes: This work was commissioned by King Rene of Provence.
The Burning Bush (detail), This is the central panel of Froment's Burning Bush triptych. Here, the Virgin Mary and Christ child are seated in the Burning Bush. Unlike traditional depictions of the Burning Bush, the image here depicts a rose bush. On the ground below, an angel appears to Moses. The two are accompanied by a flock of sheep and goats. A Tuscan landscape is evident in the background., 1476
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0235; Public Notes: This work was commissioned by King Rene of Provence.
The Burning Bush (detail), This photograph depicts the interior panels of the Burning Bush triptych. The donors of this work, presumably King Rene and his wife are depicted kneeling in devotion. They clasp their hands in prayer and sit at a prie-dieu. They are each accompanied by their patron saints. In this photograph, the panels are shown in reverse order of how they actually appear on either side of the central panel., 1476
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0229; Public Notes: This work was commissioned by King Rene of Provence.
The Burning Bush (triptych), This work is a triptych. In the central panel, the Virgin Mary and Christ child are seated in the Burning Bush. On the ground below, an angel appears to Moses. The two are accompanied by a flock of sheep and goats. A Tuscan landscape is evident in the background. The donors of this work, presumably King Rene and his wife are depicted in devotion on the interior panels. They are each accompanied by their patron saints., 1476
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0228; Public Notes: This work was commissioned by King Rene of Provence.
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