Two Wings of a Triptych with the Donor, Thomas Isaacq, accompanied by Saint Thomas (left, outer wing), and the Donor's Wife accompanied by Saint Margaret (right, outer wing)

This triptych, titled "Two Wings of a Triptych with the Donor, Thomas Isaacq, accompanied by Saint Thomas (left, outer wing), and the Donor's Wife accompanied by Saint Margaret (right, outer wing)," was created by the Master of the Magdalen Legend around 1505 to 1510. The work is executed in oil paint on panel, showcasing a detailed outer panel design. The left wing depicts the kneeling figure of Thomas Isaacq, adorned with a coat of arms and accompanied by Saint Thomas, while the right wing shows his wife kneeling beside Saint Margaret. The serene landscape backdrop and the figures' attentive expressions convey an atmosphere of devotion, characteristic of the religious artworks of the time. The intricate details and the use of color highlight the artist's skill in rendering human figures within a spiritual context.

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