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Eyck

[ ahyk ]

noun

  1. Hu·bert van [hyoo, -bert van, hy, -be, r, t vahn], Huy·brecht van [hoi, -b, r, e, kh, t vahn], 1366–1426, and his brother Jan van [yahnvahn] ( Jan van Brugge ), 1385?–1440: Flemish painters.


Eyck

/ aɪk /

noun



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Dick van Hoff x Thomas Eyck Canteen and Lunch Box Set, $299 at GSelect  2.

Several of the miniatures might well be claimed as the work of Van Eyck.

Forbes rose to return to his own seat, but Ten Eyck, standing back of him, pressed him into his chair with powerful hands.

Nor had he learned from Ten Eyck's unobtrusive manner that he was a familiar figure in the halls of the mighty.

Ten Eyck led the flock into a narrow hall, and filled the small elevator with as many as could get in.

Ten Eyck waived Forbes' scruples, dragged him to the box, and presented him to the women and the two other men.

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