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Sources for Jan van Eyck Renaissance Project

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This was Jan Van Eyck's latest piece of artwork. It was signed in 1439 and remains in an oil frame. This painting is very small as it is compared to the size of a notecard

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This painting shows what is thought to be the Italian businessman Giovanni di Nicolao Arnolfini and his wife, most likely in their home in the Flemish city of Bruges. It is said to be Van Eyck's most famous piece of artwork

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Jan Van Eyck created many paintings during his time but some of the biggest were the Madonna with Canon van der Paele of 1434–36, the Triptych Madonna and Child with Saints of 1437,  the Panels of St. Barbara and the Madonna at the Fountain, dated respectively 1437 and 1439, and the Arnolfini Portrait (in English The Portrait of Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife) of 1434. Even though they were produced over a fairly little period of time—seven years—these paintings show a consistent pattern in which Jan moved away from the heavy, sculptural reality associated with Robert Campin and toward a more delicate, even precious, visual technique. (Kessler)

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Jan Van Eyck was a great contributor towards the Northern Europe Renaissance. He was known as the first painter to perfect the technique of using oil to make his artwork. His paintings also disguised many religious symbols. He was also most known for the realism of his paintings as well as his ability to add surface affects and natural light (Kessler)

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Jan Van Eyck's personal life was very mysterious as there was nothing confirmed about how his childhood was. However, Jan Van Eyck may have had an older brother named Hubert van Eyck, however Hubert van Eyck is still a very mysterious person in the art world. As well Hubert, he had two other siblings, his other brother Lambert and his sister Margareta

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Jan Van Eyck was estimated to be born in the year of 1390 in Maaseik, Holy Roman Empire (Modern Day Belgium). He was estimated to die before July 9th, 1441 in Bruges. He was buried in the church of Saint-Donatien, in Bruges. (Kessler)