The White Chapel gallery had unique type of arts. The only portrait that was interesting was by Picasso. Everything else
looks as if it was made by kids in preschool to fourth grade.
There were many pieces that looks as though thrown
together and decided to display the mess as art.
My trip to the National Gallery became one of my favorite
galleries. It took me a while to narrow one painting down,
but because I have to, it is The Aronolfino Portrait. The
intrinsic detail of the two people seen only in the mirror
made me fall in love with this piece. Arnolfini seems to be
greeting someone. It was not painted to be literally seen but
more as a portrait to be analyzed. With a deeper depth of
analyzation, you can see the subliminal message the artist
had left. It indicates his name in Latin, "Jan Van Eych was
here 1434,"The Arnolfini Portrait shows a story I feel as
though I can read. It also shows that the couple has a cat as
a pet. Even though the wife is not pregnant in this picture,
I can tell she wants a family. The cat symbolizes
the only thing she cares for.
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