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The Trinity Altarpiece panels, oil on oak panels by Hugo van der Goes, 1478.
The four panels were probably the wings of a triptych. The open wings showed James III of Scotland and Margaret of Denmark before the Virgin. The closed wings depicted the Trinity worshipped by the donor Edward Bonkil.
Scottish National Gallery, Edinburgh.
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Goes, H. v. d. (2024, December 03). Trinity Altarpiece Panels. World History Encyclopedia. Retrieved from https://www.worldhistory.org/image/19737/trinity-altarpiece-panels/
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