San Giovenale Triptych. Right panel. 1422

The "San Giovenale Triptych. Right panel." is a tempera on poplar wood panel painting by Masaccio, completed in 1422. It is a remarkable example of early Renaissance art, showcasing Masaccio's innovative use of perspective and naturalism. The painting depicts two figures, possibly saints, standing against a gold background. The figure on the left is a bishop, holding a book and a crosier, while the figure on the right is a monk, holding a book and a staff. Their detailed expressions, the play of light and shadow on their garments, and the realistic rendering of their bodies demonstrate Masaccio's mastery of realism and his departure from the more stylized conventions of the Gothic era.