The Mérode Altarpiece 1428
robertcampin
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unusual home photography
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abstract painting
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sculpture
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possibly oil pastel
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oil painting
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unrealistic statue
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earthy tone
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underpainting
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home decor
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arch
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christianity
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virgin-mary
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watercolor
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angel
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christ
"The Mérode Altarpiece" is a triptych oil painting by Robert Campin, completed in 1428 and now located at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The central panel depicts the Annunciation, with the angel Gabriel kneeling before the Virgin Mary. The left panel portrays Joseph entering a workshop and the right panel features Saint Joseph as a carpenter. The painting exemplifies Early Netherlandish art with its meticulous detail and rich, vibrant colors. The use of perspective and realism reflects a burgeoning Renaissance spirit, offering a glimpse into 15th century life.
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