Retablo de la Epifanía

Rexach employed a monumental style characterized by large-scale figures, intricate details, and a dominant color palette of gold, red, and blue. The work is divided into sections, each containing distinct scenes that showcase interactions and solitary figures amidst opulent settings.

Trained under Jacomart, Rexach succeeded his master, sometimes leading to shared attributions for works completed from Jacomart's unfinished projects. Retablo de la Epifanía is a notable example of Rexach's independent work.

Created during Rexach's active period in Valencia, the painting reflects the artistic traditions of 15th-century Spain, blending religious themes with the artist's distinctive monumental and detailed approach.

As one of Rexach's identified works, Retablo de la Epifanía contributes to the understanding of his style and the transitional period in Spanish art during the late 15th century, though its broader influence on subsequent art movements is not prominently documented.