Jan van Eyck
Published on Nov 25, 2015
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JAN VAN EYCK
BY: YOUR BOY IYANU
SUMMARY
- Jan Van Eyck was a famous artist born in the 1390's and died in 1441.
- He impacted others by showing a lot of humanism and realism in his artwork.
- His greatest accomplishment was the MAN IN A TURBAN and CHRIST ON CROSS.
- He now has an academy in the Netherlands named after him.
SUMMARY: Jan Van Eyck was a famous artist born in the 1390's and died in 1441. He had three brothers and one sister. He impacted others by showing a lot of humanism and realism in his artwork. His greatest accomplishment was the MAN IN A TURBAN and CHRIST ON CROSS. He now has an academy in the Netherlands named after him.
IMPACT
HE INSPIRED PEOPLE AND ARTIST TO MAKE THEIR ART LOOK MORE REALISTIC.
Photo by W J (Bill) Harrison
IMPACT
JAN VAN EYCK IS NOW ALSO THE NAME OF AN ACADEMY IN THE NETHERLANDS.
Photo by W J (Bill) Harrison
ACCOMPLISHMENT
MAN IN TURBAN
WAS JAN VAN EYCK'S FIRST SELF PORTRAIT.
CHRIST ON THE CROSS
WAS FAMOUS BECAUSE OF ALL THE DETAILS OF JESUS'S DEATH.
