This painting is part of the group: The Donne Triptych
This painting has a reverse
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This right-hand shutter forms part of a triptych, which was probably commissioned from Memling in Bruges by Sir John Donne of Kidwelly, a Welshman resident in Calais, in the late 1470s.
The shutter shows Saint John the Evangelist, Sir John Donne's name-saint. The figure on the reverse of the shutter, painted to resemble a statue, is Saint Anthony Abbot.
Other paintings in this group: The Donne Triptych
The National Gallery, Trafalgar Square, London WC2N 5DN





