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Jan van Eyck

1390–1441 · born in Maaseik · died in Bruges

Jan van Eyck was a Flemish painter born around 1390 who worked for the Duke of Burgundy and lived in Bruges until he died in 1441. He was a master of oil paint, using thin glowing layers to paint jewels, fabric and reflections in amazing detail. His Arnolfini Portrait and the Ghent Altarpiece are among the most famous pictures of the 1400s.

16 paintings in the gallery

Arnolfini PortraitArnolfini Portrait1434Madonna of Chancellor RolinMadonna of Chancellor Rolin1500The Madonna in the ChurchThe Madonna in the Church1430Madonna with Canon Joris van der PaeleMadonna with Canon Joris van der Paele1436Lucca MadonnaLucca Madonna1437Portrait of a Man (Self-Portrait?)Portrait of a Man (Self-Portrait?)1433AnnunciationAnnunciation1435Dresden TriptychDresden Triptych1437Léal SouvenirLéal Souvenir1432Crucifixion and Last Judgement diptychCrucifixion and Last Judgement diptych1437Portrait of a Man with a Blue ChaperonPortrait of a Man with a Blue Chaperon1435Portrait of Cardinal Niccolò AlbergatiPortrait of Cardinal Niccolò Albergati1438Saint BarbaraSaint Barbara1437Portrait of Margareta van EyckPortrait of Margareta van Eyck1439AnnunciationAnnunciation1440Madonna at the FountainMadonna at the Fountain1439