An image of God the Father in a painting by this artist served as the model for the halo above Napoleon's head in Ingres's portrait. That painting by him contains a life-sized nude rendition of Eve, who carries a citrus fruit in place of the traditional apple. This artist arranged for his patron's marriage to Isabella of Portugal as the court painter to Duke Philip the Goo
An image of God the Father in a painting by this artist served as the model for the halo above Napoleon's head in Ingres's portrait. That painting by him contains a life-sized nude rendition of Eve, who carries a citrus fruit in place of the traditional apple. This artist arranged for his patron's marriage to Isabella of Portugal as the court painter to Duke Philip the Good. Several of his paintings bear signed frames with the motto (*) "As I can," forming a pun in Greek on his own name. In a possible self-portrait of his, a man wears a red chaperon commonly mistaken for a turban. The Just Judges was stolen from a polyptych mostly by this artist, whose bottom center, when open, depicts the Adoration of the Mystic Lamb. For 10 points, name this Flemish artist who, with his brother Hubert, painted the Ghent Altarpiece.
An image of God the Father in a painting by this artist served as the model for the halo above Napoleon's head in Ingres's portrait.
Jan van Eyck [or Hubert van Eyck until "his patron" is read]