Death of the Virgin, Adriaen van Wesel, c. 1475 - c. 1477 In a wooden bed, surrounded by the twelve apostles, Maria is completely dressed with head and child corner on a large pillow under a blanket. She is portrayed at the time of her dying, as her face with closed eyes and open mouth. On the left, at the headboard, an apostle seems to support her pillow by hand, next to him John leans on the spanner with his elbow and lets his handy face rest against his hand. In the middle, Peter, dressed as a priest with stool and manipel, is persistent against himself with the left hand. He makes a blessi

Death of the Virgin, Adriaen van Wesel, c. 1475 - c. 1477 In a wooden bed, surrounded by the twelve apostles, Maria is completely dressed with head and child corner on a large pillow under a blanket. She is portrayed at the time of her dying, as her face with closed eyes and open mouth. On the left, at the headboard, an apostle seems to support her pillow by hand, next to him John leans on the spanner with his elbow and lets his handy face rest against his hand. In the middle, Peter, dressed as a priest with stool and manipel, is persistent against himself with the left hand. He makes a blessing gesture with the judge, saying the prayers of the dying. He is assisted by an apostle that holds the candle in Mary's hands upright. To the left of Peter two apostles, apparently wrapped in a lively conversation, where one of them leaves the hat on the head. On the right two apostles, one of whom has overlooked the cloak and the other wears a hood with ear valves. More to the right an apostle with a raised hand, which seems to have arrived and looks over the back of the standing for him. At the foot end an apostle sunken in thought with an open book and the left on the bed in the right hand; Another who wears a hood, waves an incense barrel. On the increase on which the crib is placed, an apostle with his cloak is reading in a book, the fingers of the right hand between the leaves. Utrecht oak (wood) the Bosch In a wooden bed, surrounded by the twelve apostles, Maria is completely dressed with head and child corner on a large pillow under a blanket. She is portrayed at the time of her dying, as her face with closed eyes and open mouth. On the left, at the headboard, an apostle seems to support her pillow by hand, next to him John leans on the spanner with his elbow and lets his handy face rest against his hand. In the middle, Peter, dressed as a priest with stool and manipel, is persistent against himself with the left hand. He makes a blessing gesture with the judge, sayi

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