Jan van Eyck, one of the most famous artists of the Renaissance period, and often called the pioneer of the Northern Renaissance was an exceptional painter who served under a King and a Duke in ...

You may think the frame is an afterthought compared to the painting it contains—added by the purchaser to hold the art. The Arnolfini Portrait is as enigmatic as it is iconic. Painted by Jan van Eyck ...

Jan van Eyck, “Untitled” (known in English as the Arnolfini Portrait) (1434) oil on panel, 82 x 59.5 cm (public domain, via Wikimedia Commons) ...

The painting was commissioned as a memorial to Jan Vos and was begun by van Eyck in 1441. He died at age 46 before he could finish it, and his workshop assistants completed the painting in 1443 ...

Jan van Eyck was a Netherlandish Old Masters painter who was born in 1390. Numerous key galleries and museums such as Musée du Louvre have featured Jan van Eyck's work in the past. Jan van Eyck's work ...

Jan van Eyck (b. 1390) Crucifixion and Last Judgment, ca. 1440-41 On view at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York ...

In the convex eye of the mirror, the oculus dei, the dimensions of the portrait are exploded. We see the space before the Arnolfini couple; the door has opened and the painter, Jan van Eyck, has ...

State-of-the-art security allows visitors to get closer than ever to Jan van Eyck’s breathtaking miniatures and masterpieces in a blockbuster exhibition in Ghent that reunites his best works.

Van Eyck painted this version of Francis’s vision, on display in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, as well as a version about five times bigger, which is in Turin, Italy, in around 1430-1432.