It was probably commissioned by either Jehan Braque or, more likely, his wife Catherine de Brabant (possibly after Jehan's sudden and early death), and is the only van der Weyden triptych not painted for private, rather than public, display.
It is the only van der Weyden triptych not painted for private, rather than public, display. It was probably commissioned by either Jehan Braque or, more likely, his wife Catherine de Brabant-possibly after Jehan's sudden and early death.
It was probably commissioned by either Jehan Braque or, more likely, his wife Catherine de Brabant-possibly after Jehan's sudden and early death. It is the only van der Weyden triptych not painted for private, rather than public, display.
It was probably commissioned by either Jehan Braque or, more likely, his wife Catherine de Brabant-possibly after Jehan's sudden and early death. It is the only van der Weyden triptych not painted for private, rather than public, display.