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Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Double Portrait (1434) is a touchstone for the study of iconography which is __________. How does the way we interpret this painting set the stage for how we interpret artwork
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Jan van Eyck’s Arnolfini Double Portrait (1434) is a touchstone for the study of iconography which is __________. How does the way we interpret this painting set the stage for how we interpret artwork in future movements/time periods?

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Popular I think I could be wrong tho
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I think it would be Popular

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look, i am so sorry if this is hella wrong pls dont report!!

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