What is Dresden Triptych (Wings)? Dresden Triptych (Wings) is a masterpiece created in an unknown year by Jan van Eyck. This Oil and tempera on wood panels is currently housed at the Gemäldegalerie (or associated collection). Use our interactive viewer below to explore community observations and add your own visual notes.

Detailed view of Dresden Triptych (Wings) by Jan van Eyck at Gemäldegalerie (or associated collection)

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Dresden Triptych (Wings) Analysis

Artist: Jan van Eyck

Art StyleEarly Netherlandish
MediumOil and tempera on wood panels
Hosting Museum Gemäldegalerie (or associated collection)
LocationDresden, Germany

About the Artwork

Two hinged panels (wings) from the triptych, depicting full-length saint figures (St. Michael and St. Catherine) in a devotional style. The panel on the left shows a figure with wings and a spear (St. Michael), and the panel on the right shows a figure holding a book or scroll (St. Catherine).

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Where can I see Dresden Triptych (Wings)?

This masterpiece is currently on display at the Gemäldegalerie (or associated collection).

What style is Dresden Triptych (Wings)?

It is categorized as Early Netherlandish.

Jan van Eyck Triptych St. Michael St. Catherine Early Renaissance Christianity Sainthood Devotion

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