St. Andrew (left wing of a diptych, reverse)

The artwork titled St. Andrew (left wing of a diptych, reverse) by Hans Memling, created around 1490, exemplifies the Northern renaissance style through its meticulous detail and vibrant color. This religious painting is executed in oil on oak, a common medium of the period that allowed for rich textures and depth. Memling’s work often combines delicate realism with spiritual symbolism, evident in St. Andrew’s serene expression and carefully rendered garments. As part of a diptych, this panel contributes to a devotional narrative characteristic of late 15th-century Flemish art.