A Thousand Years of Solitude Print

The painting technique refers to the painting of the old Flemish masters. The picture is painted with the world's best single-pigment, natural oil paints. A girl serving in a Renaissance palace sneaks something out. She took it from the court alchemist's workshop. Is that incense? alembic? urn or Aladdin's lamp. There are moths floating around the mysterious ball, so they are attracted by some light, the energy hidden inside. A painting inspired by the paintings of Jan van Eyck, (born around 1390 in Maaseik, died on July 9, 1441 in Bruges) - a Dutch painter, a representative of the fifteenth-century Dutch realism. He was the brother of another Dutch painter, Hubert van Eyck. As one of the first European painters of the fifteenth century, he began to use the oil technique in his paintings - not mixing paints on the palette, but applying glazes. The biographer of Italian painters, Giorgio Vasari, attributed the invention of oil painting to the van Eyck brothers in the mid-16th century.