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- The Ghent Altarpiece
- Portrait of a Man
- The Arnolfini Portrait

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Arnolfini Portrait - Painting he is most famous for aside the Ghent Altarpiece

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His impact on the Renaissance was a huge deal. Covering the whole Renaissance, he was most famous for mastering the technique of oil painting, and being the first Renaissance artist to ever do so.
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Although he wasn't the one to invent oil painting which has been falsely stated throughout the internet. He was had the right technique to make textures, lighting and all else in realism, almost identical to reality.
(Kessler)

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Nothing was necessarily specified for Eyck's child hood. But art scholars do have suspicion that Jan's older brother, Hubert Van Eyck, taught him to ropes to painting. So even before the Renaissance, Jan was painting since childhood.
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Fun fact, they collaborated on The Ghent Altarpiece, but efforts were continued by Jan solo after the death of his brother on September 18, 1426.
(The Artist Jan Van Eyck)

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Portrait of a Man (Possible Self portrait)

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Jan Van Eyck was born in 1390 in Maaseik, Belgium. There was no specific birthdate found about Eyck.
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Jan Eyck died at the age of 51 years old, on July 9, 1441 in Bruges, Belgium.
(Kessler)

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Eyck's Most famous work; The Ghent Altarpiece - Adoration of the Mystic Lamb

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Eyck's Most famous work; The Ghent Altarpiece - Adoration of the Mystic Lamb

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This masterpiece symbolizes the Redemption of Humanity.