Shaike Snir 'Unknown (Arnolfini)' black & white

Shaike Snir 'Unknown (Arnolfini)' black & whiteDo you recognise this face? He is perhaps among Western art historys most consequential, appearing in Jan van Eyck 1434 painting The Arnolfini Portrait (also known as the The Arnolfini Wedding). This painting, which sees newlyweds gingerly clasps hands in a Dutch interior, is considered a turning point in art history. It is renowned for its beauty, complex iconography, orthogonal perspective and use of a mirror to expand space. There is also something

His paintings have been collected by major Australian national galleries and private collections

Signed: Numbered and signed in the margin by Christopher Rimmer

Dimensions: 41 x 31 cm

'Thebes Brown' is a bewitching image

This work is a proclamation of faith and love

This work is the ultimate lovers dozen of roses

and numerous tertiary and regional collections

These impressions are a wink in time - moments of sadness

'Temple Letters (Peach Circle)' 2001

In the first year of art school

In ‘Unknown Portrait’ Shaike Snir evokes this nexus of mystery

He created murals for master architect I