This work is notable for sinuous Latin inscriptionsand talk balloons that flflow around four of the Âfive main Âfigures and float toward the top of the canvas.
The rightmost Âfigure in this work is a woman who grasps an alabaster jar of perfume and has barely noticeable tears runningdown her face. A cross bearing an excerpt from the Book of Sirach is located on the exterior of this work, which also featuresa sheaf of wheat above a skull resting against a brick. The central Âfigure of this altarpiece holds a globus cruciger and is nearlyidentical to a depiction of the same fiÂgure in the artist's earlier Last Judgment. This work is notable for sinuous Latin inscriptionsand talk balloons that flflow around four of the Âfive main Âfigures and float toward the top of the canvas. John the Baptistholds a partially-open book on the right panel of this altarpiece, whose center panel contains a depiction of Christ SalvatorMundi flflanked by John the Evangelist and the Virgin Mary. Completed seven years after its artist's Miraflores Altarpiece,for 10 points, name this small triptych, commissioned as a private devotional for the namesake Flemish family from Tournai,painted by Rogier van der Weyden.
The rightmost Âfigure in this work is a woman who grasps an alabaster jar of perfume and has barely noticeable tears runningdown her face.
The Braque Triptych [or The Braque Family Triptych]