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 habitation is combined with an increased sense of beauty, and above all the color, colorful sonority of the real thing.
Light color of the color, its deep inner emotion and a kind of solemn purity deprive the works of the 1920s of any everyday routine – even in those cases when a person is depicted in a domestic setting.
If the activity of the real beginning in the works of the 1420s is a common sign of their Renaissance nature, then the indispensable accentuation of the miraculous enlightenment of the whole earthly testifies to the perfect originality of the Renaissance art formation in the Netherlands. This quality of Dutch painting was confirmed and expressed in the picture of Jan van Eyck’s “Annunciation”.
Madonna with the Cartesian monk by Jan van Eyck 
The Crucifixion. Diptych. Left shutter by Jan van Eyck 
Self-portrait (Portrait of a man in a red turban) by Jan van Eyck 
Annunciation by Jan van Eyck 
Madonna in the church by Jan van Eyck 
Portrait of Margret van Eyck’s wife by Jan van Eyck 
Annunciation by El Greco 
Lucca Madonna by Jan van Eyck