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| Hans Bol, The Crucifixion, ca 1555 |
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Biblia Pauperum, Crucifixion, with types of the Sacrifice of Isaac
and the Brazen Serpent,
Netherlandish, ca 1450, block book
Use of John 3:14 |
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Dirk Bouts, Last Supper.
Types of Abraham and Melchizadeck, Passover, the fall of Manner and Elijah fed by an angel. |
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Roger Van der Weyden, Bladelin Triptych, 1445-50
- sibyl telling Augustus that dynasty will be born to virgin
- Nativity
- adoration of the Magi
The hole in the ground in nativity -
parallel between Mary's virginity post partum and Christ emerging from tomb without it breaking |
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Jan Van Eyck, Lucca Madonna,
- the virgin is seated on a golden throne, much like the throne of solomon.
- In typology, Mary is often described as throne of "the true Solomon". |
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Jan Van Eyck, Madonna and Child with Saints Catherine, George and Donor
- throne is gilded with Abraham sacrificing Isaac, David and Goliath, a Pelican feeding her young and a phoenix rising from the ashes |
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| Master of the Hortus Conclusus, Annunciation 1425-30 |
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Jan Van Eyck, Madonna in a Church, 1425
Panofsky related it to German medieval hymn 'Royal Day that Chasest Gloom' - which relates the glass not being damaged by sun's penetration to Mary's perpetual virginity. |
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| Pietro Candido, Allegory of the Perpetual Virginity of the Virgin, 1610 |
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| Hans Multscher, Resurrection, 1450 |
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| Robert Campin, Virgin and Child before a Firescreen, 1430 |
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| Rogier van der Weyden, St Colomba Alterpiece, 1455 |
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| Petrus Christus, Annunciation, 1460 |
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| Petrus Christus, Madonna of the Dry Tree, 1445 |
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| Dry Tree in Parish church of Meerveldhoven, the Netherlands |
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| Jan Van Eyck, Rolin Madonna, 1435 |
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