Arnolfini portrait jan van eyck

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…

3.127a Jan van Eyck, "The Arnolfini Portrait", 1434. Oil on panel, 32⅜ × 23⅝”. (Dutch)

Known also as the Arnolfini Wedding Portrait, Arnolfini Double Portrait, or Arnolfini Marriage, Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait has undergone extensive debate and study. Read on for its complicated history.

Fruit on windowsill and bench, detail from The Arnolfini Wedding Portrait by Jan Van Eyck. 1434. The National Gallery, London.

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Discover the intriguing beauty of the Arnolfini Portrait, a masterpiece by Jan van Eyck. This iconic 15th-century painting is renowned for its exquisite detail and rich symbolism. It depicts the wealthy merchant Giovanni di Nicolao di Arnolfini and his wife, showcasing their prosperity and piety. #ArnolfiniPortrait #JanVanEyck #RenaissanceArt

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Jan Van Eyck. Detail from the central panel of the Dresden Triptych of Mary and Child, St. Michael, and the Catherine, 1437. Oil on wood. Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister, Dresden

Last week I threw out a challenge to write a sept poem on the theme of hands and using the detail from the Arnolfini portait as inspiration. Here are the poems you sent in, a string of pearls. Firs…

3D interpretation of Jan van Eyck's painting, 1434 (National Gallery, London).

Joos van Cleve, Annunciation Flemish, c. 1525 New York, Metropolitan Museum of Art Note: This essay should be read in conjunction with the one that precedes it. Another location chosen for some of the most well-known images set in the domestic interior are those which show the scene taking place in Mary’s bedroom. This setting warrants special attention. The bedroom is a distinctive space in any home. It is the withdrawal room, the inner chamber, the privy chamber, the secret space where…

Jan van Eyck, The Virgin and Child with Canon Joris van der Paele, 1436, oil on panel, 148 x 184 cm (Groeningemuseum, Bruges, Flanders, Belgium)

Jan van Eyck Baudouin de Lannoy - ca. 1436-38 - 2026 - Category:Baudouin de Lannoy by Jan van Eyck - Wikimedia Commons

Jan van Eyck, The Madonna in the Church, ca. 1438 | SMB, Gemäledegalerie