This artist's portrait of his wife Margaret shows her with a white headdress and what appear to be horns of coiled hair. That same hair arrangement can be seen in another portrait by this artist, in which a woman wearing a green dress over a blue underdress has her left hand just over her stomach and her right hand held by a man. This artist also worked with his brother Hubert on The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, which is also known as the Ghent 
This artist's portrait of his wife Margaret shows her with a white headdress and what appear to be horns of coiled hair. That same hair arrangement can be seen in another portrait by this artist, in which a woman wearing a green dress over a blue underdress has her left hand just over her stomach and her right hand held by a man. This artist also worked with his brother Hubert on The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb, which is also known as the Ghent [gent] Altarpiece. Name this Flemish painter of The Arnolfini [ahr-noel-FEE-nee] Wedding.
This artist's portrait of his wife Margaret shows her with a white headdress and what appear to be horns of coiled hair.
Jan van Eyck (or Johannes de Eyck)