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The Last Judgment Triptych in Gdańsk is a large oil on panel work painted by Hans Memling around 1467 to 1471 for the Florentine banker Angelo Tani. Its central panel shows Christ judging the dead above the archangel Michael, while the wings divide the saved from the damned. The triptych was seized...
The St. John Altarpiece is a triptych completed by Hans Memling in 1479 for St. John's Hospital in Bruges, where it remains in the institution's museum. The central panel presents the Virgin and Child with saints and angels, while distant episodes depict the lives of John the Baptist and John the Ev...
The Moreel Triptych is an oil-on-panel altarpiece completed by Hans Memling in 1484 for Willem Moreel, a prominent Bruges official, and his wife Barbara van Vlaenderberch. The central panel presents Saint Christopher with Saints Maurus and Giles, while the wings show the donors and their children wi...
The Donne Triptych is a small devotional altarpiece painted by Hans Memling around 1478 for the Welsh courtier Sir John Donne. Its central panel shows the Virgin and Child with saints, while Donne, his wife Elizabeth, and their daughter kneel as donors; the outer wings depict additional saints. Pain...
Small triptych by Hans Memling (c. 1470) depicting the Crucifixion, commissioned by Jan Crabbe, abbot of the Dunes Abbey near Bruges; its panels are now dispersed across collections.
Triptych by Hans Memling meditating on earthly vanity and salvation, held in the Musée des Beaux-Arts, Strasbourg, combining moral allegory with his characteristic Flemish naturalism.
Triptych attributed to Hans Memling's circle (late 15th century) contrasting worldly vanity with divine salvation through paired allegorical and devotional imagery on the wings.
