Asked by marie
In Robert Campin’s Triptych of the Annunciation, what everyday object was turned into a religious symbol?
a.
a window
b.
a white towel
c.
a dog
d.
a chair
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b. a white towel
Campin places ordinary domestic items (like the white cloth/towel) in the domestic Annunciation scene and gives them religious meaning — the white cloth symbolizes Mary’s purity (and is linked to ideas of purity/virginity and Christ’s future burial shroud).
Campin places ordinary domestic items (like the white cloth/towel) in the domestic Annunciation scene and gives them religious meaning — the white cloth symbolizes Mary’s purity (and is linked to ideas of purity/virginity and Christ’s future burial shroud).
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