Marienplatz altar, Dresdner triptych, rear of the wing, scene, Maria proclamation

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The Marienplatz Altar, also known as the Dresden Triptych, is a notable work by the Early Netherlandish painter Jan van Eyck, renowned for his pioneering use of oil paint and detailed visual narratives. The triptych, which is the only known portable altarpiece by van Eyck, features a central panel depicting the Virgin Mary enthroned with the Christ Child, flanked by two wings that show the Archangel Gabriel and St. Catherine of Alexandria on the interior, and saints Michael and Catherine on the exterior. The rear of the wings, when closed, presents a grisaille Annunciation scene, which is a subdued monochromatic painting technique that gives the illusion of sculpture.

The "Maria Proclamation" scene, presumably part of the rear of the wings, would depict the moment of the Annunciation, where the Archangel Gabriel announces to the Virgin Mary that she will conceive and become the mother of Jesus, the Son of God. This scene is a common subject in Christian art and is celebrated for its symbolic representation of the Incarnation. Van Eyck's rendition of the Annunciation is particularly admired for its intricate detail, use of symbolic elements, and the masterful handling of light and shadow, which contribute to the spiritual and contemplative atmosphere of the work.

The Dresden Triptych is currently housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany. It is considered a masterpiece of Northern Renaissance art and continues to be an object of scholarly interest and public admiration for its artistic significance and the insight it provides into the religious and cultural context of the 15th century.

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