The Adoration of the Kings
- Artist
- Mabuse
- Date
- 1510 - 1515
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- National Gallery
"The Adoration of the Kings" by Mabuse (1510–1515) is a large oil-on-wood religious painting from the Northern renaissance period. The artwork vividly depicts the Magi presenting gifts to the infant Jesus, emphasizing opulence and intricate detail. Mabuse's signature appears on Balthazar’s richly embroidered headdress and collar, but attribution has varied, with suggestions of collaborations. The painting exemplifies the Northern renaissance's attention to realism and fine detailing, blending religious symbolism with luxurious textures and vibrant colors.
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