# The Moulins Triptych \(left shutter\) [View the canonical artwork record]() ## Artwork - Artist: [MASTER of Moulins]() - Date: 1451-1500 - Technique: Panel, 157 x 63 cm ## Commentary The left shutter of the Moulins Triptych represents Pierre de Bourbon and his patron saint, St Peter. On the left shutter kneels the donor, Pierre II, Duke of Bourbon. He wears a red mantle collared and lined with ermine, open on both sides to leave his arms free, and a coronet of pearls and precious stones denoting his rank. Behind him stands St Peter, drawing the attention of the Infant Christ in the central panel to his noble protégé. He wears the Papal tiara of his successors, the Bishops of Rome, and holds the keys of heaven in his hand. Although he is represented as the prince of the Apostles, with all the attributes of his rank, into his sumptuous gold brocade mantle, beneath the embroidered heads of cherubs, a repetition of word 'Espérance', the impress of the Bourbon family, is embroidered. ## Related artworks - [Anne of France, Duchesse de Bourbon, Presented by St John the Evangelist]() - [Madonna and Child Adored by Angels]() - [Madonna Enthroned with Saints \(detail\)]() - [Mary Magdalen and a Donator]() - [Meeting at the Golden Gate]() - [Nativity]() - [Pierre II, Duc de Bourbon, Presented by St Peter]() - [Portrait of Charles II of Bourbon]() - [Portrait of Margaret of Austria \(Portrait of a Young Princess\)]() - [St Victor with Donor]() - [The Annunciation]() - [The Dauphin Charles-Orlant]() ## Attribution [Web Gallery of Art]()