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Jan Van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding

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Jan van Eyck he is credited with the invention of the oil-glazing technique which replaced the earlier egg-tempera method, his painting relies on illusion. He used technique to draw people in such fine details that viewers feel as if they are looking into real room with real people inside. For example in the Arnolfini Wedding, he draws the young couple holding hands in fine details as the focal point of this illustration that makes the viewers feel as if they are looking into a real room with real people. In the background behind the principal subjects he draws out a mirror on the wall with the reflection of the front of the room that it wasn’t drawn on the picture this enhance the illusion of reality that Jan van Eyck tried to portray. Everything

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