This scene occupies the center panel of a triptych whose left panel features St. Anthony holding a bell and St. Thomas holding a spear.
A donkey stands at the base of two columns on the right of a depiction of this scene by the Le Nain brothers. A man plays the bagpipes in Domenichino's version of this scene. In one depiction of this scene, a man with a red sleeve full of holes holds a staff in his left hand and a hat in his right while standing in front of the entrance to a cave. At the left of Mantegna's depiction of this scene, a bearded figure in a red-and-yellow robe leans against and beneath an (*) orange tree. This scene occupies the center panel of a triptych whose left panel features St. Anthony holding a bell and St. Thomas holding a spear. The foreground of that depiction of this scene features angels kneeling next to a sheaf of wheat and two vases of flowers. This scene is depicted in Giorgone's Allendale Nativity and Hugo van der Goes' Portinari Altarpiece. For 10 points, name this nativity scene that does not feature magi.
A donkey stands at the base of two columns on the right of a depiction of this scene by the Le Nain brothers.
Adoration of the Shepherds [prompt on "nativity" or "adoration"]