قراءة كتاب Van Eyck
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class="smcap">T. Martin Wood.
Others in Preparation.
PLATE I.—THE ADORATION OF THE LAMB
(By Hubert van Eyck)
The centre-piece of the Ghent Polyptych, in the Cathedral of that town. The panel was completed in or before 1426. See page 28.
VAN EYCK
BY J. CYRIL M. WEALE
ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT
REPRODUCTIONS IN COLOUR
ILLUSTRATED WITH EIGHT
REPRODUCTIONS IN COLOUR
LONDON: T. C. & E. C. JACK
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TO MY MOTHER
IN TOKEN OF REVERENCE AND LOVE
CONTENTS
| Page | ||
| I. | The Advent of the Van Eycks | 11 |
| II. | Hubert's Novitiate | 17 |
| III. | The Great Polyptych | 22 |
| IV. | In the Service of Burgundy | 42 |
| V. | Period of Great Endeavour | 58 |
| VI. | A Note in Conclusion | 77 |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
| Plate | ||
| I. | The Adoration of the Lamb, c. 1426 | Frontispiece |
| (By Hubert van Eyck.—The Cathedral, Ghent) | ||
| Page | ||
| II. | Choir of Angels, c. 1426 | 14 |
| (By Hubert van Eyck.—Royal Gallery, Berlin) | ||
| III. | Portrait of "Tymotheos," 1432 | 24 |
| (By John van Eyck.—National Gallery, London, No. 290) | ||
| IV. | Portrait of the Painter's Father-in-law, 1433 | 34 |
| (By John van Eyck.—National Gallery, London, No. 222) | ||
| V. | John Arnolfini and Joan Cenani, his Wife, 1434 | 40 |
| (By John van Eyck.—National Gallery, London, No. 186) | ||
| VI. | The Virgin and Child, St. Donatian and St. George, and Canon G. Van der Paele, 1436 | 50 |
| (By John van Eyck.—Town Gallery, Bruges) | ||
| VII. | Portrait of Margaret van Eyck, the Painter's Wife, 1439 | 60 |
| (By John van Eyck.—Town Gallery, Bruges) | ||
| VIII. | The Virgin and Child, and Chancellor Rolin, date uncertain | 70 |
| (By — van Eyck.—The Louvre, Paris) |
I
THE ADVENT OF THE VAN EYCKS
THE advent of the Van Eycks is the most important landmark in the history of painting in northern Europe. With them we open an entirely new chapter, for although the value of oil in various inferior processes of the art had been ascertained and availed of at an earlier period, it was entirely due to their long and





