Hypothyroidism in the “Arnolfini Portrait” (1434) by Jan Van Eyck (1390–1441)

Hypothyroidism in the “Arnolfini Portrait” (1434) by Jan Van Eyck (1390–1441)

BACKGROUND The Arnolfini portrait painted by Jan van Eyck in 1434 remains one of the most puzzling yet alluring paintings of prerenaissance western art. PURPOSE The painting is renowned for its exactitude in brush strokes, textures and the distinctive morphology of the main character Arnolfini. The nature of these requires pathological consideration. METHODS Diagnostic and pathological anal...

Art and Design

Praised for its revolutionary technique and studied for its perplexing imagery, Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Portrait has remained a riddle since the 19th century. Completed in 1434 in Bruges, the work showcases a skilled use of oil paints and impressively realistic details. More famous and perhaps more important, however, than van Eyck’s technique are the two figures and the objects which decorate...

Ewi 15 Creating a Virtual World of a Painting with Inconsistent Linear Perspective the Arnolfini Portrait in 3 D

In spite of its almost photographic realism, the Arnolfi ni Portrait by naturalistic painter Jan van Eyck exhibits faulty linear perspective. This paper describes the creation of a three-dimensional virtual reconstruction of the painting’s interior scene using commercial modelling and image processing software. The result presented here is a rendering of the reconstructed scene closely resembli...

Jan van Mill

De Groot proved that every group is the autohomeomorphism group of some metrizable space. A space is totally disconnected if every connected subset of it contains at most one point. We prove that every separable metrizable totally disconnected topological group is topologically isomorphic to the autohomeomorphism group of some separable metrizable space, when given the compact-open topology. It...

Jan A . van Gils Matthijs van der Geest Jutta Leyrer