Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych
One of the earliest paintings of the Netherlandish school
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Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych
Summary
Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych is a painting[1].
Key Facts
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's instance of is recorded as painting[2].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's instance of is recorded as polyptych[3].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych is made of tempera[4].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych is made of panel[5].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych is made of gold leaf[6].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych is made of oil paint[7].
- The location of Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych was Museum Mayer van den Bergh[8].
- The location of Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych was Walters Art Museum[9].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's Commons category is recorded as Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych[10].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych comprises The birth of Christ[11].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych comprises St Christopher, Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych[12].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych comprises Resurrection[13].
- 1380 marks the founding of Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych[14].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's described at URL is recorded as https://art.thewalters.org/detail/25676/two-panels-depicting-the-annunciation-baptism-of-christ-and-crucifixion-from-the-antwerp-baltimore-quadriptych/[15].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's described at URL is recorded as https://search.museummayervandenbergh.be/Details/collect/842[16].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's described at URL is recorded as https://search.museummayervandenbergh.be/Details/collect/5016[17].
- Antwerp-Baltimore Quadriptych's described at URL is recorded as https://search.museummayervandenbergh.be/Details/collect/5017[18].
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Material and Period
Recorded made from material include tempera[4], panel[5], gold leaf[6], and oil paint[7]. Recorded location include Museum Mayer van den Bergh[8] and Walters Art Museum[9].