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- Hugo Van Der Goes
- Calvary Triptych
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- Passion Of Christ
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Discover Hugo van der Goes’ ‘Calvary Triptych (detail)’ – a stunning 1465 oil-on-panel masterpiece! Explore its rich detail, Gothic style & dynamic composition of religious narrative.
Explore Hugo van der Goes' 'Calvary Triptych (detail)' – a stunning 1465 masterpiece from Ghent’s St. Bavo Cathedral. Witness remarkable realism & emotion in this iconic Northern Renaissance work.
Hugo van der Goes' 'Calvary Triptych,' created in 1468, showcases Christ crucified alongside Moses blessing the Israelites and Aaron presenting the serpent to the people – a testament to Early Netherlandish artistry and religious narrative.
Discover Hugo van der Goes’ ‘Calvary Triptych,’ a stunning 1465 oil-on-wood masterpiece! Explore its detailed realism & Gothic style in Ghent's Cathedral.
Discover Hugo Van Der Goes’ ‘Calvary Triptych,’ a masterpiece of 15th-century Flemish art. Explore its dramatic realism, intricate detail & profound religious themes in Ghent's Cathedral.