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This is one of the most extraordinary details in art history.
The mirror in Van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait.
The couple, seen from behind, and two other figures, one of whom may be the painter himself.
But in the reflection the couple is not holding each other's hands
Am I seeing
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This is one of the most extraordinary details in art history.
The mirror in Van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait.
The couple, seen from behind, and two other figures, one of whom may be the painter himself.
But in the reflection the couple is not holding each other's hands
Am I seeing it wrong?
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Sometimes, it really is the small gestures that matter.
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Sometimes, it really is the small gestures that matter.
One building in Taipei—often mistaken for Taipei 101—quietly put up a notice on its façade:
“Taipei 101 on the right.”
No branding. No complaints. Just a gentle clarification, so visitors don’t end up filming the wrong
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