Where is "The Annunciation" by EYCK, Jan van?

"The Annunciation" is held in the permanent collection of National Gallery of Art, Washington, United States.

Which museum has "The Annunciation"?

"The Annunciation" is on display at National Gallery of Art in Washington.

Who painted "The Annunciation" and when?

"The Annunciation" was painted by EYCK, Jan van in c. 1435.

What are the dimensions of "The Annunciation"?

"The Annunciation" measures 93 × 37 cm.

What art movement is "The Annunciation" associated with?

"The Annunciation" is a work of Flemish, Renaissance, painted by EYCK, Jan van.

Can I see "The Annunciation" in person?

Yes — "The Annunciation" is on permanent display at National Gallery of Art in Washington. Check the museum website for current opening hours.

EYCK, Jan van: The Annunciation

✦ EYCK, Jan van

🖼 The Annunciation, c. 1435

◈ Oil, transferred from wood to canvas

⊞ 93 × 37 cm

▣ National Gallery of Art

◎ Washington, United States

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Luminous interiors frame the Virgin's surprised gesture as Gabriel kneels before her, rendered in meticulous oil technique with jewel-like colors and geometric precision. Van Eyck's revolutionary realism and symbolic details—from the lily to celestial light—transformed religious narrative into intimate, naturalistic devotion, establishing Northern Renaissance mastery.

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