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The portraits of the man who made oil paint do what it does.
Art & design
At National Gallery.
Jan van Eyck's surfaces still look impossible at close range: the stubble, the fur, the reflection in a convex mirror. The Gallery owns the Arnolfini Portrait and A Man in a Red Turban, and this gathers the portraits around them. Expect it to be busy and to need a timed ticket.
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