Linda Seidel published an analysis of this work in 1993, with the subtitle Stories of An Icon.  
Linda Seidel published an analysis of this work in 1993, with the subtitle Stories of An Icon.  The cherry tree outside of the window on the left bears fruit, indicating that the scene takes place in the summer.  Four strings of amber beads are hanging on the back wall right next to a convex mirror, which is believed to contain a small self-portrait of the painter. The chandelier on the ceiling contains only one candle, and the small dog in front of the two people in this work is believed to symbolize fidelity.  The man wears a black hat and a brown robe, while the woman wears a green dress and a white headscarf.  FTP, name this portrait by Jan van Eyck showing a recently married couple.
Linda Seidel published an analysis of this work in 1993, with the subtitle Stories of An Icon.  
The {Arnolfini} Wedding (accept anything with “Arnolfini” in it)