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The Ghent Altarpiece, also called The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, is a large polyptych completed in 1432 for Saint Bavo's Cathedral in Ghent. An inscription associates it with the brothers Hubert and Jan van Eyck, although their respective contributions remain debated. Its many painted panels comb...
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Universal landmark of Northern Renaissance oil painting, extraordinary preservation, iconographic complexity, and sustained museum and scholarly acclaim.
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The Veit Stoss Altarpiece is a monumental carved and painted winged altarpiece made for Saint Mary's Basilica in Kraków and completed in 1489. Constructed principally from limewood, it rises approximately 13 metres and centers on a crowded scene of the Dormition of the Virgin, with other Marian and...
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Monumental late Gothic sculpture landmark, spectacular scale and carving, one of Central Europe's most famous altarpieces.
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The Beaune Last Judgment Altarpiece is a large polyptych painted by Rogier van der Weyden around 1445 to 1450 for the Hôtel-Dieu in Beaune, Burgundy. Commissioned by the hospital's founder, Nicolas Rolin, and his wife, Guigone de Salins, it depicts Christ judging humanity as Saint Michael weighs res...
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Major Rogier polyptych, large, preserved, emotionally forceful, a famous hospital commission with enduring critical prestige.
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The Saint Vincent Panels are six surviving painted panels attributed to the Portuguese court painter Nuno Goncalves and generally dated to the fifteenth century. They portray Saint Vincent in two central images, surrounded by groups of clergy, nobles, soldiers, monks, and other figures represented w...
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Portuguese national masterpiece, mysterious iconography, rare scale and social breadth, major cultural status.
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The Pisa Polyptych was an extensive altarpiece painted by Masaccio in 1426 for a chapel in the Carmelite church of Santa Maria del Carmine in Pisa. It combined a central enthroned Madonna and Child with saints, a Crucifixion, predella narratives, and other panels arranged in a Gothic frame. The stru...
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Masaccio's only documented altarpiece, historically crucial despite dispersal, admired for gravity and perspectival innovation.
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The Pesaro Polyptych is a multi-panel altarpiece painted by Giovanni Bellini around 1471-1474 for the church of San Francesco in Pesaro, Italy. Its central scene depicts the Coronation of the Virgin within a marble throne structure that opens onto a carefully observed landscape, while standing saint...
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Important early Bellini polyptych with strong Coronation panel, respected but less iconic than his mature Venetian altarpieces.
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The Stefaneschi Altarpiece is a double-sided polyptych produced by Giotto and his workshop around 1320 for Old St. Peter's Basilica in Rome. Cardinal Giacomo Gaetani Stefaneschi commissioned it for an altar associated with Saint Peter and appears within the work as a kneeling donor holding a model o...
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Important Giotto papal commission, double-sided and prestigious, but generally less celebrated than his fresco cycles and Ognissanti Madonna.
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The Averoldi Polyptych is a five-panel altarpiece painted by Titian and completed in 1522 for the church of Santi Nazaro e Celso in Brescia, where it remains. It was commissioned by Altobello Averoldi, a papal representative in Venice. The central panel shows the resurrected Christ rising above sold...
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Important Titian polyptych with powerful Resurrection, admired yet less cohesive and less famous than Frari works.
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Piero della Francesca's Polyptych of the Misericordia (c. 1445–1462), in the Museo Civico, Sansepolcro, is an early commission featuring the protective Virgin sheltering supplicants beneath her mantle.
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Piero's Misericordia polyptych, solemn and geometrically powerful, important early commission with uneven execution.
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The Polyptych of the Misericordia is a multi-panel altarpiece by Piero della Francesca, commissioned in 1445 by the Confraternity of Mercy in Sansepolcro. Its central panel depicts the Virgin of Mercy standing frontally and extending her cloak around kneeling members of the confraternity, creating a...
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Important early Piero commission, admired for solemn geometry and civic devotion, uneven long execution.
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The Baroncelli Polyptych is an early fourteenth-century altarpiece in the Baroncelli Chapel of the Basilica of Santa Croce in Florence. Its central composition depicts the Coronation of the Virgin surrounded by densely ordered groups of angels and saints, while the side panels contain additional hol...
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Notable signed Giotto-related polyptych, historically valuable, but workshop participation and later restoration temper consensus.
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The Bologna Polyptych is a multi-panel altarpiece painted by Giotto and his workshop around 1330, now in the Pinacoteca Nazionale di Bologna. Its central image of the Virgin and Child is flanked by standing saints beneath pointed Gothic arches. The work combines a traditional devotional format with...
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Important surviving Giotto polyptych, admired for solemn figures and rarity, less famous than Florentine milestones.
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The Perugia Polyptych is an altarpiece painted by Fra Angelico for the church of San Domenico in Perugia and now preserved in the Galleria Nazionale dell'Umbria. Dating from the early Italian Renaissance, it consists of multiple panels centered on the Virgin and Child, accompanied by saints and smal...
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Important Fra Angelico polyptych, elegant and devout, but less celebrated than his Annunciations and San Marco works.
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The Polyptych of Saint Luke is an altarpiece painted by Andrea Mantegna in the 1450s for the church of Santa Giustina in Padua and now preserved in the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan. Its separate panels present Saint Luke with other saints arranged within a unified architectural framework. The work i...
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Important early Mantegna polyptych, admired for sculptural saints, but less revolutionary than San Zeno.
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Multi-panel altarpiece attributed to Giotto (c. 1301–1302), made for the Badia Fiorentina in Florence; its panels are now dispersed across several museum collections.
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Significant Giotto-associated polyptych with dispersed survival and attribution complexity, respected more than broadly iconic.
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Early 14th-century polyptych by Sienese master Simone Martini, painted for the church of Santa Chiara in Naples and notable for its refined gold-ground Gothic elegance.
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Refined Simone Martini polyptych, elegant Sienese Gothic style, valued by specialists more than general audiences.
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The Certosa di Pavia Altarpiece is a Renaissance polyptych painted by Pietro Perugino for the Carthusian monastery known as the Certosa di Pavia. Created around the end of the fifteenth century, it presented sacred figures in Perugino's characteristically calm, balanced settings. The work was later...
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Important Perugino commission, graceful and influential, but dispersed and overshadowed by Raphael-related works.
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The Polyptych of San Pietro is a Renaissance altarpiece painted by Pietro Perugino for the Benedictine church of San Pietro in Perugia. Completed around the end of the fifteenth century, it originally combined a monumental central sacred scene with subsidiary panels depicting saints and other devoti...
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Important Perugino polyptych, elegant and influential, but dispersed and formulaic compared with top Renaissance altarpieces.
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The Bamberg Altarpiece is a carved wooden altarpiece by the German sculptor Veit Stoss, created for Bamberg Cathedral in the early sixteenth century. Its reliefs and figures present Christian devotional subjects through deeply cut drapery, animated gestures, and the intricate surface treatment assoc...
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Notable Stoss-associated carved altar, respected regionally, but less secure and less celebrated than Krakow.
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Polyptych No. 28 is a multi-panel devotional painting attributed to Duccio di Buoninsegna, a central figure in the development of Sienese painting. Executed in tempera and gold on wood, it presents sacred figures in separate compartments against luminous gold grounds. Its refined line, restrained mo...
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Recognized Duccio gold-ground polyptych, refined Sienese quality, but less prominent than his major commissions.
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The Jabach Altarpiece is a partially preserved work painted by Albrecht Dürer around 1503 to 1504 and later named for the Cologne collector Everhard Jabach. Its surviving oil-on-panel components are dispersed, with panels held by the Städel Museum in Frankfurt and the Wallraf-Richartz-Museum in Colo...
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Durer-associated dispersed altarpiece, notable panels survive, but fragmentary state limits consensus stature.
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The Colonna Altarpiece is an early altarpiece by Raphael, made around 1504 to 1505 for a Franciscan convent in Perugia. Its central panel depicts the enthroned Madonna and Child with saints and shows Raphael working within the devotional traditions of Umbrian Renaissance painting. The ensemble was l...
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Early Raphael altarpiece, graceful and polished, historically useful but apprentice-like compared with mature masterpieces.
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The Recanati Polyptych is a multi-panel altarpiece painted by Lorenzo Lotto and completed in 1508 for the church of San Domenico in Recanati, Italy. Centered on the Virgin and Child, it arranges saints across separate panels beneath an upper register that includes a Pietà. The work belongs to Lotto'...
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Important early Lotto polyptych, respected for development and regional context, less mature than Bergamo works.
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Polyptych by Luca Signorelli for the church of San Domenico, depicting Dominican saints with the sculptor-like figure modeling characteristic of his style.
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Solid Signorelli polyptych, admired for muscular figure style, but less famous than Orvieto or major panels.
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Located in St. George's Church in Nördlingen, Germany, the High Altar is a significant example of late Gothic German art created in the 1460s. The carved wood altarpiece features painted panels by the artist Friedrich Herlin. It originally functioned as the central focal point of worship within the...
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Notable Herlin altar, regionally important and well preserved, but modest broader canonical reputation.
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A medieval panel altarpiece from the Dominican church in Frankfurt, Germany, representing Gothic devotional painting of the Rhine-Main region now associated with Frankfurt's museum collections.
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Regional medieval Rhine-Main altarpiece, valued by specialists, limited public recognition and canonical influence.
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The Albani-Torlonia Polyptych is a religious altarpiece by Pietro Perugino, dated 1491 and painted in tempera on wood. It is associated with the Albani-Torlonia collection in Rome and is composed of multiple panels arranged as a single devotional image. The work belongs to Perugino's late-fifteenth-...
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Respectable Italian polyptych with collection history, limited public reputation and uncertain top-tier attribution.
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The Weingarten Altarpiece is a late Gothic shrine altarpiece made for the Marienkapelle of the Benedictine monastery at Weingarten in southern Germany. Its painted wings are attributed to Hans Holbein the Elder and are signed and dated 1493, while the sculptural commission was given to the Ulm artis...
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Representative Gothic abbey altarpiece, historically meaningful, but limited fame and uncertain standout quality.
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Ghent Altarpiece (Mystic Lamb) currently leads the Polyptych results with a displayed score of 9.20/10. This is an editorial ranking result for the items included on this page, not a universal verdict for every use case.
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