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This alternative hypothesis can be used to help clarify the Panel of the Prince in the St. Vicent polyptych, as being composed of royals only-that is, kings and queens in pairs.
Thus, the standing pair would be King Edward ( in black chaperon, standing on right ) mirroring his wife, Queen Eleanor of Aragon ( standing on left ).
Whereas below them, is their son, King Afonso V of Portugal ( kneeling on right ) facing his consort, Queen Isabella of Coimbra ( kneeling on left ).
Finally, the boy in the picture is the royal heir, future King John II of Portugal.

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