This Is Considered The Most Mysterious Painting Ever Created
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This Is Considered The Most Mysterious Painting Ever Created
In 1434, Flemish master Jan van Eyck painted The Arnolfini Portrait—a work that, at first glance, looks simple, but the closer you look, the more questions arise. What does the little dog at the couple’s feet really symbolize? Who are the two mysterious figures reflected in the mirror? And could this painting be more than just a portrait ...
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