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1370 - Sep 18, 1426. Hubert van Eyck or Huybrecht van Eyck was an Early Netherlandish painter and older brother of Jan van Eyck, as well as Lambert and Margareta, also painters. The absence of any single work that he can clearly be said to have completed continues to make an assessment of his achievement highly uncertain, although for centuries ...
16 ott 2020 · Es probable que Jan van Eyck haya nacido en Maaseik (que hoy se encuentra en Bélgica), alrededor de 1390. Su familia era aristocrática y tuvo un hermano mayor que él, Hubert van Eyck (que murió en 1426), aunque esta persona continúa siendo un gran misterio en el mundo del arte (ver a continuación en el subtítulo Retablo de Gante).
Hubert van Eyck fue un pintor flamenco perteneciente al estilo flamenco dentro del periodo gótico, y hermano mayor de Jan van Eyck, además de su preceptor. Aunque se desconoce quién fue el mentor del mayor de los hermanos Van Eyck, hay indicios de que su padre se dedicó también a las artes plásticas, sospechándose pues que pudo influir en la educación pictórica de su hijo.
12 apr 2022 · Hubert van Eyck was believed, from the discovered inscription, to have started the Ghent Altarpiece panels, however, during the year 1426, he died leaving the altarpiece to his brother, Jan van Eyck. Woodcut portrait of Hubert van Eyck (mid-16th century) by Edme de Boulonois; Edme de Boulonois , Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons
That Hubert van Eyck painted parts of the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb is thus, for the first time, demonstrated based on stylistic studies and scientific data. Therefore, his contribution was not merely limited to the planning and the design, as was frequently suggested.
In Jan van Eyck …wholly questionable inscription that introduces Hubert van Eyck as its principal master. This has caused art historians to turn to less ambitious but more secure works to plot Jan’s development, including, most notably: the Portrait of a Young Man (Leal Souvenir) of 1432, Arnolfini Portrait (in full Portrait of Giovanni…
