Historians frequently argue about the manner in which two (*) hands are joined at the center of this painting, with the man's under the woman's.
The artist of this painting also depicted the male subject on the left wearing a red turban in a portrait. Erwin Panofsky argued that a signature noting the artist "was here" found at the back of this painting inscribed above a mirror is evidence that it was a legal document. Historians frequently argue about the manner in which two (*) hands are joined at the center of this painting, with the man's under the woman's. The woman at the right of this painting, who looks but isn't actually pregnant, has her hand on her belly in an oversized green gown. For 10 points, name this Jan van Eyck painting of an Italian merchant and his wife.
The artist of this painting also depicted the male subject on the left wearing a red turban in a portrait.
The Arnolfini Wedding [or The Arnolfini Portrait] &lt;WA Painting&gt;