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Van Eyck, Jan

Jan van Eyck Cross Stitch Patterns

Born: 1390, Maaseik, Belgium

Died: July 9, 1441 (age 51), Bruges, Belgium

Periods: Renaissance, Early Netherlandish painting, Northern Renaissance, Dutch and Flemish Renaissance painting

Jan van Eyck, image of artist

Mastery of Detail and Light in Early Netherlandish Art

Step into the world of Jan van Eyck, one of the most influential figures in Early Netherlandish painting. Born around 1390 in Maaseik, Belgium, van Eyck’s precision and use of oil paint revolutionized the way artists captured light, texture, and depth. Known for his incredible attention to detail and his ability to bring narrative and symbolism to life, van Eyck’s works are hailed as masterpieces of the Northern Renaissance.

Van Eyck’s Renaissance paintings, such as the iconic "Arnolfini Portrait", display his mastery of realism and intricate detail. His innovative use of oil paints allowed for greater depth, light effects, and richer textures, resulting in paintings that feel almost photographic in their precision. These same qualities make his work a perfect subject for cross-stitch patterns, allowing stitchers to recreate the fine details and atmospheric effects of van Eyck’s art.

These counted cross-stitch patterns are available in regular and large print charts, providing flexibility for a seamless stitching experience. Each pattern comes with detailed instructions and a floss conversion chart, helping you bring van Eyck’s unparalleled craftsmanship into your own home, one stitch at a time.

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