Coronation of the Virg; Pieta; Annunciation; Saints and Donors, This image shows a polyptych with two tiers. In the lower tier, the central panel depicts the coronation of the Virgin, and the side panels include saints, three in full-length on each side (3 bishop saints, a pope, Saint Jerome, and a monk). The upper tier has a three-dimensional element with the pieta in the center and the annunciation in the two side panels. To each side of this element are 3 half-length saints. Below the coronation of the Virgin scene is a scene of donors. Above the top tier, the carved finials of the frame are topped with saints in bust, carved and gilded.
- Contini-Volterra Photographic Archive | Venetian/Venice/Veneto/Veneziana (VENI) | Coronation of the Virg; Pieta; Annunciation; Saints and Donors, This image shows a polyptych with two tiers. In the lower tier, the central panel depicts the coronation of the Virgin, and the side panels include saints, three in full-length on each side (3 bishop saints, a pope, Saint Jerome, and a monk). The upper tier has a three-dimensional element with the pieta in the center and the annunciation in the two side panels. To each side of this element are 3 half-length saints. Below the coronation of the Virgin scene is a scene of donors. Above the top tier, the carved finials of the frame are topped with saints in bust, carved and gilded., 1400-1410
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