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Description: | The central panel of this small triptych depicts the marriage between a king, who has been identified as Edward IV, and a woman, presumably Elizabeth Woodville. The couple are watched by a number of onlookers and further figures are depicted on each wing, two either side. The triptych appears to be late medieval; however, it is probably nineteenth century in date and is believed to be a work of an unidentified painter known as the Spanish Forger, who was, in fact, probably French and worked around the turn of the twentieth century. | Subjects: | figure; interior; religion (marriage) | Source: | Vads | Creator: | Artist: Spanish Forger (painter, 19th-20th cs.) Æ Previously attributed to British School | Identifier: | http://www.vads.ac.uk/large.php?uid=8540... | Go to resource |
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