Pagagnotti Triptych

The Pagagnotti Triptych is a c. 1480 oil-on-wood triptych by the Early Netherlandish artist Hans Memling. The original was disassembled and separated, with the central panel now at the Uffizi gallery in Florence and the two wing panels at the National Gallery in London. The central Virgin and Child with two angels panel shows the enthroned Virgin holding the Child flanked by two angels. The left wing is a full-length portrait of St. John holding a lamb, while St. Lawrence stands in the right-hand panel holding a book.

In each panel, the figures are enclosed within archways and columns, and landscapes and buildings are visible through the rear openings. The painting was most likely commissioned by Bishop Benedetto Pagagnotti of Florence and, perhaps according to his instructions, Memling added elements more specific to contemporary Italian painting such as the festoons and putti above the …

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