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Hans Memling

Hans Memling

Adoration of the Magi: Whole Triptych (1470)

Scenes from the Passion of Christ (1470)

Scenes from the Passion of Christ (left side) (1470)

Portrait of an Old Woman (1470)

Portrait of a Man (1470)

Praying Donor with Saints (1470)

Nativity (1470)

Crucifixion (1470)

Tommaso Portinari and his Wife (1470)

Christ crowned with thorns (1470)

Scenes from the Passion of Christ (detail) (13) (1470)

Scenes from the Passion of Christ (detail) (14) (1470)

Maria Maddalena Baroncelli (1470)

Scenes from the Passion of Christ (detail) (1470)

The last judgement triptych (1471)

The Last Judgment triptych, right wing, Praying donor Catherine Tanagli with archangel Michael (1471)

Portrait of Gilles Joye (1472)

The Nativity, left wing of a triptych of the Adoration of the Magi (1472)

Virgin and Child with St Anthony the Abbot and a Donor (1472)

View of The Last Judgement with its panels closed, depicting the donors, Angelo di Jacopo Tani and his wife, Caterina de Tanagli, below the Madonna and Child and St. Michael (1473)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (13) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (18) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (11) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (23) (1474)

st john altarpiece (detail 1) - (1474)

Portrait of a Man holding a coin of the Emperor Nero (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (20) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (19) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (detail) (10) (1474)

St John Altarpiece (closed) (1474)

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