Triptych of the Sedano Family 1498
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steam punk
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historic architecture
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traditional architecture
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child
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brown and beige
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brown beige
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veil as a decoration
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christianity
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neutral brown palette
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brown colour palette
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virgin-mary
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rustic styling
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ethnic design
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Gerard David's "Triptych of the Sedano Family" (1498) is a striking example of Early Netherlandish painting. The triptych, currently housed in the Louvre, depicts the Virgin Mary and Christ Child flanked by figures from the Sedano family and angels. The realistic detail and vibrant colors are characteristic of David's style, as are the religious iconography and meticulous rendering of clothing and landscapes. The work was likely commissioned for a private chapel, a testament to the wealth and piety of the Sedano family. The triptych’s devotional purpose is evident in the serene expressions of the figures and the careful attention paid to each detail.
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