The artwork titled “Sainte Anne and the Three Maries,” created by Jean Fouquet, belongs to the Northern Renaissance art movement and is a religious painting. It is part of the “Hours of Etienne Chevalier” series.
The artwork depicts Sainte Anne and the three Maries, showcasing vivid colors and detailed renderings characteristic of the Northern Renaissance. Within the scene, Sainte Anne is adorned in a golden robe and a halo, distinguishing her sanctity. Surrounding her are other figures, including the Virgin Mary holding the Christ Child, identifiable by their traditional blue cloaks. The background portrays a serene townscape, likely intended to situate the holy family within a contemporary setting for the period. Below the main scene are heraldic symbols and mythical figures, enhancing the work’s rich complexity and symbolic depth. The meticulous detail and vibrant palette highlight Jean Fouquet’s masterful technique and storytelling ability.
