Category:Benedetto Portinari's Triptych
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| Location | Uffizi Gallery, borough 1, Florence, Metropolitan City of Florence, Tuscany, Italy | ||||
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Media in category "Benedetto Portinari's Triptych"
The following 8 files are in this category, out of 8 total.
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Hans memling, benedetto portinari, 1487.jpg 1,828 × 2,152; 2.13 MB
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Hans memling, ritratto di benedetto portinari, 1487, 01.jpg 2,040 × 2,364; 2.67 MB
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Memling 23.c.jpg 225 × 315; 14 KB
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Memling TrípticPortinari.jpg 2,600 × 1,184; 2.15 MB
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Hans Memling 052.jpg 2,000 × 2,734; 1.39 MB
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Memling, Trittico di Benedetto Portinari, San Benedetto.jpg 725 × 1,013; 102 KB
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Memling, trittico di Benedetto Portinari, ritratto, parte destra.jpg 850 × 1,171; 180 KB
Categories:
- Triptychs by Hans Memling
- Male portraits by Hans Memling
- Paintings of Madonna and Child by Memling
- Paintings by Hans Memling with fur
- Works of art from Sant'Egidio (Florence)
- Early Netherlandish paintings of Madonna and Child
- 1487 paintings
- Fur fashion in 1487
- 1480s religious paintings
- 1480s portrait paintings of men
- 15th-century oil portraits of men at bust length
- 15th-century oil portraits of men at half length
- 15th-century donor portraits with Madonna and Child
- 15th-century three-quarter view portrait paintings of men, facing left and looking left
- 15th-century paintings of Benedict of Nursia
- House of Portinari
- Religious paintings with male fur clothing
- Religious paintings with marten (clothing)
- Painted triptychs of Madonna and Child
- Paintings of Madonna and Child with fruit
- Portrait paintings of men with open books
- Portraits of men with landscape
- Portraits with praying hands
- Portrait paintings with presumed sitter