Dymphna altarpiece

Summary

Dymphna altarpiece is a painting series^[1].

Key Facts

• Dymphna altarpiece is the creator of Goswin van der Weyden^[2].
• Dymphna altarpiece's image is recorded as Dymphna.jpg^[3].
• Dymphna altarpiece's instance of is recorded as painting series^[4].
• Dymphna altarpiece's instance of is recorded as altarpiece^[5].
• Dymphna altarpiece's owned by is recorded as Paul Janssen^[6].
• Dymphna altarpiece's owned by is recorded as The Phoebus Foundation^[7].
• Dymphna altarpiece's owned by is recorded as Tongerlo Abbey^[8].
• Dymphna altarpiece's genre is recorded as religious painting^[9].
• Dymphna altarpiece's made from material is recorded as oakwood^[10].
• Dymphna altarpiece's collection is recorded as The Phoebus Foundation^[11].
• Dymphna altarpiece's location is recorded as Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp^[12].
• Dymphna altarpiece's Commons category is recorded as Dymphna altarpiece^[13].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Dymphna and her Companions about to Embark^[14].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Saints Dymphna and Lucy^[15].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as The body of St. Dymphna is brought back to Geel^[16].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Baptism of Dymphna, with the Death of Dymphna’s Mother Represented in the Background^[17].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Dymphna’s Father Proposes to her^[18].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as The King’s Spies Bring Him News of Dymphna’s Hideout^[19].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Discovery of the Sarcophagi Containing the Bodies of Dymphna and Gerebernus^[20].
• Dymphna altarpiece's has part is recorded as Two male saints^[21].
• +1505-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Dymphna altarpiece^[22].
• Dymphna altarpiece's exhibition history is recorded as Saints, Sinners, Lovers, and Fools - 300 Years of Flemish Masterworks^[23].
• Dymphna altarpiece's main subject is recorded as Dymphna^[24].
• Dymphna altarpiece's described at URL is recorded as https://phoebusfoundation.org/en/beleef/goossen-van-der-weyden-the-life-of-saint-dymphna/^[25].
• Dymphna altarpiece's fabrication method is recorded as oil painting^[26].

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Works and Contributions

Dymphna altarpiece is the creator of Goswin van der Weyden^[2].