Nicholas Froment
Found in 7 Collections and/or Records:
The Resurrection of Lazarus (detail), This work is a detail image of the raising of Lazarus from the grave. His body is naked and emaciated and he is wrapped in cloth. His sisters, Mary Magdalen and Martha are both present to the left of the composition. A man kneels beside Lazarus untying his burial hands., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0222; Public Notes: This work is a detail of the central panel of a triptych.
The Resurrection of Lazarus (detail), This work is a detail image of the window that appears in the right panel of The Resurrection of Lazarus triptych. In the distance, an aristocratic couple sit playing a board game in a landscape., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0223; Public Notes: This work is a detail of the right panel of a triptych.
The Resurrection of Lazarus (interior panel detail), In this detail image, Saint Martha is depicted on bended knee as she pleads with Christ to save her brother Lazarus. Christ and Martha are surrounded by his followers., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0227; Public Notes: This work is a detail image from the left interior panel of the Fromenti triptych.
The Resurrection of Lazarus (interior panels), In this photograph, the panel on the left depicts Mary Magdalen kneeling before Christ as she washes his feet and anoints him with expensive perfumes. Others sit feasting at a table. In the background is a window through which can be seen an aristocratic couple playing a board game. In this photograph, the panel on the right depicts Saint Martha on bended knee as she pleads with Christ to save her brother Lazarus. Christ and Martha are surrounded by his followers and are depicted in an expansive landscape with a castle visible in the background. In the actual triptych, these panels are shown on opposite sides., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0224; Public Notes: This photograph depicts the interior panels of the Fromenti triptych.
The Resurrection of Lazarus, This photograph depicts the central panel of Froment's triptych. Here, Christ and a crowd look down at Lazarus in his grave. This is the moment in the story when Christ raises Lazarus from the dead. Both Mary Magdalene and Saint Martha are present to the left of the composition. Saint Lazarus sits naked and emaciated as a man kneels beside him and assists him in untying his burial hands., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0225; Public Notes: The exterior doors depict the patron Francesco Coppini from Prato and two family members praying to the Madonna and Child who appear on the opposite door.
The Resurrection of Lazarus, This photograph is a detail image from the central panel of Froment's triptych. Here, a crowd watches as Christ performs his miracle. The men on the right of the composition wearing turbans and elaborate costumes may be members of the Sanhedrin., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0226; Public Notes:
The Resurrection of Lazarus, This work is a triptych. In the center panel, Christ and a crowd look down at Lazarus in his grave. This is the moment in the story when Christ raises Lazarus from the dead. On the left interior panel, Martha clasps her hands in prayer as she kneels before Jesus asking for his help in healing her brother, Lazarus. On the right interior panel, Mary Magdalen washes Christ's feet and anoints him with expensive perfumes., 1461
Vanderbilt photo identifier: SC.MSS.088.FREN.0221; Public Notes: The exterior doors depict the patron Francesco Coppini from Prato and two family members praying to the Madonna and Child who appear on the opposite door.
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