Where is "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" by DAVID, Gerard?

"Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" is held in the permanent collection of Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, United States.

Which museum has "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece"?

"Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" is on display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.

Who painted "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" and when?

"Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" was painted by DAVID, Gerard in c. 1510.

What are the dimensions of "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece"?

"Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" measures 86 × 28 cm.

What art movement is "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" associated with?

"Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by DAVID, Gerard.

Can I see "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" in person?

Yes — "Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece" is on permanent display at Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

DAVID, Gerard: Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece

✦ DAVID, Gerard

🖼 Two Movable Wings of An Altarpiece, c. 1510

◈ Oil on oak panel (each wing)

⊞ 86 × 28 cm

▣ Metropolitan Museum of Art

◎ New York, United States

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Gilded frames enclose serene religious figures rendered in luminous oil, their delicate features and rich fabrics meticulously detailed. These portable altar wings exemplify Flemish devotional art's intimacy, designed for private prayer and demonstrating the period's masterful fusion of spiritual reverence with technical virtuosity.

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