In this painting, a cherry tree is barely visible through the window, and one fruit sits on the windowsill.
In this painting, a cherry tree is barely visible through the window, and one fruit sits on the windowsill. Three other fruits rest on a table that is directly above two wooden clogs in this work. A lit candle on the brass chandelier can be visible in the upper portion of it, symbolizing unity. In the bottom of this painting, a brown (*) dog looks at the observer, and a convex mirror in it depicts the artist and a priest. A large, red bed is on the right of the two main figures, one with a hand on her belly. That figure is not actually pregnant, and wears a long, green dress while holding hands with a man in a fur-trimmed coat. For ten points, name this Jan van Eyck painting depicting a marriage.
In this painting, a cherry tree is barely visible through the window, and one fruit sits on the windowsill.
The {Arnolfini Wedding} (Accept {Marriage of }Giovanni{ Arnolfini}, The {Arnolfini Double Portrait}, or anything else that suggests a marriage between Giovanni Arnolfini and his wife)