Triptych of the Sedano Family
- Artist
- Gerard David
- Date
- c.1495
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Religious painting
- Location
- Louvre
The Triptych of the Sedano Family is a remarkable oil-on-panel altarpiece created by the Early Northern renaissance painter Gerard David around 1495. This intricate religious painting features innovative framing techniques and a finely rendered decorative oriental carpet at Mary's feet, emphasizing details characteristic of the period. Its refined composition and attention to detail exemplify the Northern renaissance's mastery and reflect the period’s religious themes.
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