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Tag Archives: Jan van Eych
The Arnolfini Wedding Portrait
Van Eych’s – Arnolfini Wedding Portrait – 1434National Museum, UK I’ve mentioned before that I start off my day by reading and reciting a poem. A couple of days ago, I read The Wedding by Francine Conley. It got me … Continue reading
Posted in 15th Century, Blog, Gender, Painting, Relationships
Tagged Arnofini Wedding Portrait, Francine Conley, Interpretation, Jan van Eych, Poetry, What Sweetness From Salt
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