Triptych of the Cleansing of Naaman the centre panel depicts Naaman commander of the Syrian army washing in the River Jordan to cure his leprosy at the command of the prophet Elisha who in the background refuses gifts offered to him

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The "Triptych of the Cleansing of Naaman" is a significant work by Cornelis Engelbrechtsen, a Dutch painter known for his religious compositions and as a precursor to the Northern Renaissance. This triptych, a three-paneled painting, is centered around the biblical story of Naaman, the commander of the Syrian army, who is depicted in the process of being cleansed of his leprosy by washing in the River Jordan, as instructed by the prophet Elisha. This narrative, drawn from the Second Book of Kings in the Old Testament, encapsulates themes of faith, obedience, and divine intervention, which were common in religious artworks of the period.

The central panel of the triptych vividly captures the moment of Naaman's immersion in the river, surrounded by his entourage and onlookers, illustrating the miraculous healing as a pivotal moment of faith and transformation. Engelbrechtsen's depiction is notable for its detailed rendering of the figures and the landscape, as well as its use of color and light to highlight the central action. In the background, the prophet Elisha is shown refusing gifts offered to him by Naaman, emphasizing the prophet's humility and the notion that divine grace cannot be bought, a moral lesson that resonated with contemporary religious teachings.

Cornelis Engelbrechtsen, active in Leiden in the early 16th century, was a master at conveying complex biblical stories through his art, and the "Triptych of the Cleansing of Naaman" stands as a testament to his skill in composition and narrative. This work not only reflects the artistic and religious sensibilities of its time but also offers insight into Engelbrechtsen's influence on later artists, including his notable pupil Lucas van Leyden. The triptych remains an important piece for understanding the development of religious art in the Netherlands during a period of significant transition and the broader context of Northern Renaissance art.

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