Jan van eyck

Artist: Jan van Eyck (Netherlandish, Maaseik ca. 1390–1441 Bruges) and Workshop Assistant. Date: ca. 1440–41. Medium: Oil on canvas, transferred from wo...

Anunciación. De Jan Van Eyck.

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From the museum label: This portrait probably shows Giovanni Arnolfini, a wealthy Italian merchant resident in Bruges, and his wife. The couple is shown in a richly furnished living room; beds were a common feature of such rooms. The mirror on the back wall reflects two figures in a doorway. Arnolfini's hand is raised, perhaps to greet them. The painting is signed on the wall above the mirror, 'Jan van Eyck was here'. Links to high-resolution close-up photos of details from this painting are…

The animal's soul-penetrating gaze was painted over by a second set of artists in 1550 and spent the next five centuries under wraps

Jan Van Eyck. Chancellor Nicholas Rolin. From the Madonna of the Chancellor Rolin. Louvre, Paris.

Jan Van Eyck

No Arnolfini Wedding

ghostlywatcher: Details from Jan Van Eyck’s “Annuncation” (1434-1436)

The Extraordinary Form of the Latin Rite does not represent the past for me all; it represents eternity—and the adoration of the Mystic Lamb.

Right panel detail, 1430

This prayer to Christ the King helps us see more clearly who's really in charge in our lives!