All the works of Jan van Eyck after 1436 bear the echo of the pathos of objectivity, which in such a sharp form was manifested in the painting “The Canon

“The worship of the lamb” is the heart of the altar. There is nothing meaningful and sad in this traditional scene. The lamb, from the neck of which is poured

The portrait of a rich Italian merchant, a friend of Van Eyck, was performed at the same time, when the famous “Portrait of the Arnolfini Four”

Archangel Gabriel, from the main Deesis Tier XII century. Wood, pavoloka, gesso, egg tempera. 48,8 х 38,8 х 2,8 The oldest icon in the collection of the Russian Museum, one

This is a copy of van Eyck’s lost picture. Completed in the late 16th century by an unknown artist.

The first manifestations of Renaissance art in the Netherlands date back to the beginning of the 15th century. Dutch masters in the 14th century enjoyed great popularity in Western Europe,

Painting by Jan van Eyck “The Annunciation”. In the Dutch art of the 20s of the 15th century, the greatest accuracy in the transfer of nature and objects of human

Eight portraits have come down to us, which with sufficient certainty can be called the works of Jan van Eyck. Let’s add to them. a few more works of this

The date of the painting, says that she was finished by the artist’s friends, a year after his death, although it is established – the main part is done by

The painting “Annunciation” was painted by painter Jan van Eyck in the heyday of his talent. In fact, the scene is understood as both an event and an upcoming action.

Jan van Eyck, in fact, was one of the first to paint portraits as works of an independent genre – a genre with his own laws and tasks. He is

In addition to the “Ghent Altar”, there are a number of paintings that are attributed to either Jan van Eyck or his brother Hubert. In general, these things are very

The Ghent polyptych of the brothers van Eyck is the central work of art of the northern Renaissance. This is a grandiose, multi-part structure, measuring 3,435 by 4,435 meters. The

This work is the subject of long disputes among scientists who have not come to a common opinion whether this work is a finished drawing or an unwritten picture. Silvery

The first documentary information about this painting dates back to 1778. It is not signed, but most experts agree that its author, no doubt, was Jan van Eyck. The work