A portion of one of these pieces known as the (*) "Just Judges" was stolen during World War II; that work of this type shows at its bottom a sheep bleeding into a chalice as four columns of people converge in an open field and was started by the artist's brother Hubert.
On the right side of one of these works, a mousetrap sits in a workshop as Saint Joseph works with an awl. That example of this genre was created by Robert Campin and is named after the Merode family. A portion of one of these pieces known as the (*) "Just Judges" was stolen during World War II; that work of this type shows at its bottom a sheep bleeding into a chalice as four columns of people converge in an open field and was started by the artist's brother Hubert. Jan van Eyck created a Ghent example of, for 10 points, what genre of religious art meant to be placed behind a specific part of a church?
On the right side of one of these works, a mousetrap sits in a workshop as Saint Joseph works with an awl.
altarpieces (accept Merode Altarpiece; accept Ghent Altarpiece; accept Annunciations and triptych until “Just” and prompt afterwards; prompt on just painting)