The correct answer is B) Jan van Eyck who painted the famous Giovanni Arnolfini
Explanation:
Jan Van Eyck was a 14th Century painter who is credited with revolutionize painting and art in Northern Europe. Born in modern-day Belgium, he was soon recognized as a master painted and was employed by the Aristocracy of his time to develop their personal portraits.
One of this most famous surviving paintings is that of Giovanni Arnolfini known as the The Arnolfini Portrait from 1434.
Jan van Eyck was the painter representing the period of the early Renaissance. Jan van Eyck is a portrait master who has performed more than 100 different compositions on religious subjects. He was one of the first artists who used oil paints in his work.
The Arnolfini Portrait is a very interesting canvas. From one small painting by Jan van Eyck, one can learn a lot of interesting things. This painter could entice with the skill of not only the artist, but also the philosopher-thinker.
The Arnolfini Portrait is considered one of the most complex works presented in the painting of the Northern Renaissance by a Western school. There are a lot of mysteries in this picture.
