Erythraean Sibyl by Jan van Eyck (1432)

Painting of a kneeling woman in white robes and a striped headdress, hands in prayer, beside inscribed scrolls against a dark

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Erythraean Sibyl, Jan van Eyck (1432), St Bavo's Cathedral. Via artnap.com

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A woman in a white robe and striped white headdress kneels with her hands pressed together in prayer, her gaze turned upward. Two curling scrolls bearing Gothic lettering frame her head against a dark arched background. The painting is Jan van Eyck's Erythraean Sibyl, dated 1432, held at St Bavo's Cathedral.

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Date

1432

Medium

Painting

Museum

St Bavo's Cathedral

License

Public domain

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Portraits