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INTRO/1 The Portinari Triptych
Intro/2 The Portinari Triptych
INTRO/3 The Portinari Triptych
INTRO/4 The Portinari Triptych
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
I.The history, the symbols, the characters
I. The history, the symbols, the characters
II. The jewels
II. The jewels
II. The jewels
II. The jewels
II. The jewels
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
III. Fabric and Clothing
The video with the analysis of the painting
Biographies
Biographies

The Portinari Triptych by Hugo van der Goes

From Flanders to Florence: a journey through painting, fabrics and jewelery

Index

Introduction by Cristina Gnoni Mavarelli

I. The history, the symbols and the characters by Cristina Gnoni Mavarelli

II. The jewels by Silvia Malaguzzi

III. Fabrics and clothes by Daniela Degl'Innocenti

Biographies by Cristina Gnoni Mavarelli

Credits

Scientific coordination: Cristina Gnoni

Texts: Daniela Degl'Innocenti, Museo del Tessuto di Prato; Cristina Gnoni, Gallerie degli Uffizi; Silvia Malaguzzi

Coordination: Patrizia Naldini, Francesca Sborgi

Editing web: Andrea Biotti

Translations: Eurotrad srl

Photographs: Francesco del Vecchio, Roberto Palermo

NB: each image in the virtual exhibition can be enlarged to view it in finer detail.

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