Tommaso Portinari And His Wife Part Of Diptych 2 1470

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Tommaso Portinari and His Wife, Part of Diptych 2, 1470, is a significant work of art by the renowned Early Netherlandish painter, Hans Memling. The diptych prominently features Tommaso Portinari, a well-known figure of the time serving as a prominent agent of the Medici family in Bruges, and his spouse Maria Maddalena Baroncelli.

Memling created this artwork during his residency in Bruges, a prosperous commercial centre of the Burgundian, around 1470. This was a prosperous time in Memling's career when he was sought after by many wealthy patrons; the Portinari diptych stands as a testament to these fortunes.

Designed in oil and gold leaf on oak panel, the artwork embodies the conventional characteristics of the International Gothic, combined with Memling's personal touch. Tommaso's panel depicts him in a prayerful position, looking towards his wife's panel where Maria Maddalena is similarly presented in an attitude of devotion. Goals in the painting are the couple's respective patron saints, which are St. Thomas (for Tommaso) and St. Mary Magdalene (for Maria Maddalena), providing a direct connection to the religious devotion that was a significant part of life during this period.

The overall effect of the work is a well-composed display of affection and devotion, both religious and earthly, presented in the exquisite details and vivid colours typical of Memling's painting style. This presentation makes 'Tommaso Portinari and His Wife, Part of Diptych 2, 1470' not only an eloquent portrayal of the couple but also an emblem of fifteenth-century Burgundian society's sophistication and elegance.

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