Master of the Triumph of Death: The Triumph of Death, 1330s

Rogier van der Weyden: Deposition, 7'2⅝" X 8'7⅛" (2.2 X 2.62 m); oil on panel

Before 1443, possibly c. 1435–38

15th-Century Northern European Early Renaissance Art

Jan van Eyck

Double Portrait, traditionally known as Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife, Giovanna Cenami

33 X 22½"

1434

Oil on panel

15th-Century Northern European Early Renaissance Art

Jan and Hubert van Eyck: Ghent Altarpiece; height 11'5". Completed 1432; Oil on panel

15th-Century Northern European Early Renaissance Art

Claus Sluter:

Well of Moses,

for the Carthusian monastery of Champmol;

height of figures about 5'8"  1395–1406*

* for the exam: this goes with 15th century art

15th-Century Northern European Early Renaissance Art

Paul, Herman, and Jean Limbourg

February, Life In The Country. Très Riches Heures

8⅞ X 5⅜"

1411–16

international gothic

Jean Pucelle: Book of Hours of Jeanne d'Evreux (3 ½ x 2 ¼”) 1325; grisaille

Fourteenth-Century Art of France

Ambrogio Lorenzetti: Allegory of Good Government in the City and Country, Saladella Pace, Palazzo Publica, Siena, 1338

Fourteenth Century Art of Siena

Giotto,

Virgin and Child Enthroned, 1310

10’8” x 6’ 8 1/4”

Fourteenth Century Art of Florence

Hugo van der Goes: Portinari Altarpiece (open); triptych; Tempera and oil on wood panel; center 8'3½" X 10’, wings each 8'3½" X 4'7½”; 1474–76

15th-Century Northern European Early Renaissance Art

Cimabue:

Virgin and Child Enthroned

1280

(it’s technically from the 13th century, but associated with 14-the century art of Florence)