Peapod with ten scenes from Genesis, the Infancy, the Passion:
On left side: Creation of Adam; Crucifixion, Creation of Eve, Resurrection, Original Sin
On right side: Annunciation; Temptation; Nativity; Expulsion; Flight into Egypt

Triptych corpus: Nativity with the Annunciation to the Shepherds in the background as well as three typological Old Testament scenes: Gideon and the Fleece, Moses and the Burning Bush, Aaron and the Flowering Rod; Left wing: eight kneeling figures; Right wing: six kneeling figures presented by two bishops

Seated Virgin and Child with kneeling nun holding a rosary

Upper half: Adoration of the Magi
Lower half: Pietà with St James the Greater and St Ursula; figures of male and female donors kneeling at either side. On the table on which they kneel are two paired shields of arms.

source: British Museum website

Upper scene: Holy Kinship: Virgin and Child with saints Anne, Cleophas and Salome; Lower scene: St. Christopher carrying the Christ Child across the water guided by a hermit holding a lantern

Upper scene: Crucifixion with the Swoon of the Virgin and the Vera Icon; lower scene: Carrying of the Cross with St. Veronica

Upper scene: Noli me tangere; Lower scene: Christ in the House of Mary and Martha

Upper scene: Christ in the house of Mary and Martha with the 12 Apostles in the background; Lower scene: Noli Me Tangere with the Three Maries in the right background

Pietà with saints John the Evangelist and Mary Magdalene

Upper scene: Virgin and Child enthroned; Lower scene: kneeling monk holds banderole with his name; St. Bruno, identified by his coat of arms, who was the founder of the Carthusian Order that François Du Puy belonged to, stands behind him