Triptych Gallery

Edward VIII in his Coronation robes

A triptych of paintings by Fortunino Matania of King Edward VIII dressed in his ceremonial Coronation robes, part of a special Coronation number prepared in advance by the Illustrated London News but never published due to the fact the King abdicated before his Coronation could take place.
1936

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1936, Abdication, Ceremonial, Ceremony, Coronation, Costume, Crisis, Crown, Crowning, Duke, Edward, Ermine, Event, Events, Fortunino, Illustrated, King, Kings, Matania, Monarch, Monarchy, Regal, Regalia, Robes, Royal, Royalty, Sceptre, Throne, Triptych, Viii, Windsor

Antonio Vivarini (1440-1480). Giovanni d'Alemanga (died 1450

Antonio Vivarini (1440-1480). Italian painter of the early Renaissance. Giovanni d'Alemanga (died 1450). German painter, active in Italy. Giovanni and Antoniio signed and dated the triptych representing the Madonna and Child with Saints. 1447. National Gallery. Prague. Sternberg Palace. Czech Republic

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WWI hand-crafted and embossed triptych

First World War hand-crafted and embossed triptych. The three panels are as follows. Left screen - BY THE MYSTERY OF THY HOLY INCARNATION. Middle screen - a religious image by the Italian artist, Andrea del Sarto, with a crucifix above it. Right screen - GOOD LORD DELIVER US. Inscribed verso - W. E. Perrin, dated 1914. And - the property of Rev. W. E. Perrin, lent to Easton Lady Chapel, December 1917. . Trench Art

© David Cohen Fine Art/Mary Evans Picture Library