Death of the Virgin

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Death of the Virgin is a late 15th-century religious painting by Flemish master Hugo van der Goes depicting the final moments of the Virgin Mary surrounded by the apostles.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian art
painting
religious painting
artForm panel painting
artist Hugo van der Goes
artisticTradition Flemish Primitives
basedOn New Testament apocrypha
legend of the Dormition of the Virgin
colorPalette typical Northern Renaissance palette
composition central figure of Mary surrounded by apostles
countryOfOrigin Flanders
creator Hugo van der Goes
creatorNationality Flemish
culture Flemish
depicts Apostles
Christian apostles
Dormition of the Virgin
Virgin Mary
death of the Virgin Mary
genre religious art
hasPart bed of the Virgin Mary
group of apostles around Mary
interior domestic setting
iconography Dormition iconography
Marian iconography
inception late 15th century
languageOfWork none
mainSubject Virgin Mary
movement Early Netherlandish painting
narrativeTheme Marian devotion
death
last moments of the Virgin Mary
notableWorkOf Hugo van der Goes
portrays final moments of the Virgin Mary
religion Christianity
religiousTradition Catholic
schoolOf Flemish school
style Early Netherlandish
Northern Renaissance
subjectHeading Virgin Mary—Death
linked to: Our Lady of Sorrows
timePeriod 15th century
useOfMedium oil paint

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Hugo van der Goes notableWork Death of the Virgin
Groeningemuseum notableWorkInCollection The Death of the Virgin (Hugo van der Goes)
linked to: Death of the Virgin
Groeningemuseum, Bruges notableWorkInCollection The Death of the Virgin by Hugo van der Goes
linked to: Death of the Virgin