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| | Jan van Eyck - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Jan belonged to the Van Eyck family of painters and was a younger brother of Hubert van Eyck. | | | Van Eyck and the Founders of Early Netherlandish Painting. | | | Exceptionally for his time, Jan used to sign and date his paintings, usually on their frame, which at the time was considered an integral part of the painting (the two were often painted together). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jan_van_Eyck
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| | Hubert and Jan van Eyck |
| | As early as the middle of the fifteenth century paintings by Jan van Eyck were being treasured at Naples and at Urbino. | | | If we are to credit Vasari, Van Mander, and all the historical writers, their great discovery was the art of painting with oils. | | | The faulty Latin of this cryptic inscription means: "Hubert van Eyck, the greatest painter that ever lived, began this work [pondus], which John, his brother, second only to him in skill, had the happiness to continue at the request of Jodocus (Josse) Vydt. |
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http://www.catholicity.com/encyclopedia/e/eyck,hubert_and_jan_van.html
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| | Jan van Eyck |
| | Jan van Eyck, the most famous and innovative Flemish painter of the 15th century, is thought to have come from the village of Maaseyck in Limbourg. | | | Van Eyck has been credited traditionally with the invention of painting in oils, and, although this is incorrect, there is no doubt that he perfected the technique. | | | Van Eyck's most famous and most controversial work is one of his first, the |
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http://www.masters-gallery.com/03_Artists/artists/Eyck
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| | Eyck, Jan van |
| | Van Eyck was frequently commissioned to produce portraits of his patrons in worshipping stances like this one. | | | Possibly a self-portrait, The Man in a Turban (1433), by Flemish painter Jan van Eyck, is thought by some art historians to be a picture of his father-in-law. | | | Philip employed him not only in Burgundy but also abroad: van Eyck was sent with the embassy to Portugal in 1428 to paint the portrait of Joao I's daughter Isabella, whom Philip subsequently married. |
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http://www.tiscali.co.uk/reference/encyclopaedia/hutchinson/m0018136.html
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| | VAN EYCK |
| | Jan Van Eyck was one of the first painters to use one layer of tempra and then a layer of oil. | | | Jan Van Eyck's most famous painting was Giovanni Arnolfini and his Bride, (painted in 1434). | | | Jan Van Eyck was one of the most influential people in his time. |
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| | Jan van Eyck |
| | Jan van Eyck was almost unique among northern - or, for that matter, Italian - artists of the early quattrocento for his virtuosity as a recorder of historical style. | | | Van Eyck exploited the qualities of oil as never before, building up layers of transparent glazes, thus giving him a surface on which to capture objects in the minutest detail and allowing for the preservation of his colours. | | | Jan Van Eyck: Two Paintings of Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata, by J. Van Asperen De Boer. |
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http://www.artchive.com/artchive/V/van_eyck.html
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| | EYCK, Jan van |
| | Jan van Eyck is credited with originating a style of painting characterised by minutely realistic depictions of surface effects and natural light. | | | Jan Van Eyck, 'Portrait of a Man (Self Portrait?)', 1433. | | | Van Eyck appears to have painted many religious commissions and portraits of Burgundian courtiers, local nobles, churchmen and merchants. |
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http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/cgi-bin/WebObjects.dll/CollectionPublisher.woa/wa/artistBiography?artistID=230
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| | Jan Van Eyck |
| | Jan van Eyck's contribution to the world of art was the use of oil paints. | | | While many people were experimenting with oil paints at this time, van Eyck's perfection of them revolutionized Flemish painting in the early part of the 15th century. | | | Naturalism is beginning to play an important role in art at this time and van Eyck's portrait, as seen to the left, is evidence of this event. |
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http://virtual.park.uga.edu/cdesmet/class/engl4830/work/projects/pratt/vaneyck.htm
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| | The OU Guide to the Renaissance |
| | In 1604, the artist and writer Karel van Mander published his Netherlandish equivalent of Vasari, Lives of the Illustrious Netherlandish and German painters, in which Van Eyck was hailed as a founding father of early Netherlandish painting. | | | Like Brunelleschi, Van Eyck was an artist of some stature in his own day. | | | Van Eyck advertised himself by signing not only the famous Arnolfini Portrait, but several other paintings. |
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http://www.open.ac.uk/Arts/renaissance/vaneyck.htm
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| | Jan van Eyck as Court Painter |
| | Although no known work is recorded, it is likely that the majority of the works that van Eyck did directly for the duke would be in the category of objects that we would label as decorative arts and ephemeral things made for particular court festivities. | | | Such signatures and mottoes found in van Eyck's works are clearly exceptional in early fifteenth century panel painting. | | | These works are thus critical milestones in establishing oil painting as the work of individual artists as the dominant art form in the early modern period. |
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http://employees.oneonta.edu/farberas/arth/arth214_folder/van_eyck/court_painter.html
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| | BBC- |
| | Van Eyck's painting was ground-breaking art, drawing us in to a cosy, harmonious world - the outside shoes have been discarded and slippers lie by the couple's bed as their pet dog looks contentedly out towards us. | | | Van Eyck painted in oils; today this might seem you know, perfectly ordinary, but in fact, it's a turning point in the history of European Art - Western European Art. | | | In 1434, in the merchant city of Bruges, a painter called Jan Van Eyck painted a picture of a man and his wife standing in a room. |
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http://www.open2.net/renaissance/prog1/script/scriptp1.htm
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| | Jan van Eyck Online |
| | Jan van Eyck at the National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. The Annunciation, ca.1434/36 | | | Jan van Eyck in the Art Renewal Center | | | • Research art auction values for Jan van Eyck (Artprice) |
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http://www.artcyclopedia.com/artists/eyck_jan_van.html
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| | Jan van Eyck (ca. 1380/90-1441) Special Topics Page Timeline of Art History The Metropolitan Museum of Art |
| | Despite his individual fame, van Eyck’s achievement was not carried out in isolation: as was customary, he employed workshop assistants, who made exact copies, variations and pastiches of his completed paintings. | | | After Jan's death in June 1441, his brother Lambert, who was also a painter, helped to settle his estate, and perhaps oversaw the closing of his workshop in Bruges. | | | Despite this legendary objectivity, van Eyck's paintings are perhaps most remarkable for their pure fictions. |
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http://www.metmuseum.org/toah/hd/eyck/hd_eyck.htm
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| | No. 809: Jan van Eyck |
| | Jan van Eyck was born sometime before 1390 -- one of three brothers and a sister, all painters. | | | Now Jan van Eyck: He made oil leap off painted boards and snatch you into his world. | | | But Gutenberg really finished what Flemish musicians, and painters like van Eyck, had already begun. |
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| | Arts Unlimited Arts features Arnolfini Portrait, Jan Van Eyck (1434) |
| | This is what Van Eyck promises his sitters centuries before the invention of photography, in this painting which is an advert for his art. | | | The cleft chin, the heavy-lidded half-asleep eyes were painted again by Van Eyck several years later; there is no reason to think he made them up. | | | His watery, ill-looking face in Van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait (1434) in the National Gallery must be pretty much what Arnolfini looked like. |
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http://arts.guardian.co.uk/portrait/story/0,11109,739697,00.html
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| | WebMuseum: Eyck, Jan van: The Arnolfini Marriage |
| | Van Eyck's art reached perhaps its greatest triumph in the painting of portraits. | | | Yet more remarkable is the mirror's reflection, which includes van Eyck's own tiny self-portrait, accompanied by another man who may have been the official witness to the ceremony. | | | But whoever it was that originated this idea, he had certainly been quick to understand the tremendous possibilities which lay in Van Eyck's new way of painting. |
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http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/eyck/arnolfini
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| | Van Eyck, Jan : Hidden Self-Portraits |
| | There has been great controversy over an art historian's new theory that Van Eyck and other major artists used convex mirrors to paint the photo-realistic details in their paintings The historian cites, among other supposed evidence, that Van Eyck frequently included convex mirrors in his paintings as a clue or an "in-joke". | | | First, in order to get an idea of what Jan van Eyck looked like and to see how these tiny portraits are determined to be self-portraits, look at the painting by Jan van Eyck entitled Man in a Red Turban, which is generally recognized by art historians as being a self portrait. | | | Famous Northern Renaissance artist Jan van Eyck had a penchant for hiding small scale self-portraits of himself into his own paintings; very similar to film director Alfred Hitchcock. |
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| | Portrait of Giovanni (?) Arnolfini and his Wife ('The Arnolfini Portrait') |
| | Van Eyck was intensely interested in the effects of light: oil paint allowed him to depict it with great subtlety in this picture, notably on the gleaming brass chandelier. | | | Van Eyck often inscribed his pictures in a witty way. | | | This work is a portrait of Giovanni di Nicolao Arnolfini and his wife, but is not intended as a record of their wedding. |
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http://www.nationalgallery.org.uk/cgi-bin/WebObjects.dll/CollectionPublisher.woa/wa/work?workNumber=NG186
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| | Jan Van Eyck (biography) |
| | While on his missions, Van Eyck was able to meet many new artists from all around Europe. | | | As the court painter he was required not only to decorate the princely quarters, and paint portraits, "...he would have designed court costumes and ornamentation for tournaments, ceremonies, and festivities. | | | Between the years of 1432-1439, Jan Van Eyck carefully signed and dated the nine paintings he did. |
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| | Haber's Art Reviews: Jan van Eyck and the New Art History |
| | Of course, the van Eyck double portrait is in The National Gallery in London. | | | On another panel, possibly even a companion panel to the Arnolfini portrait, van Eyck may have painted a nude woman—and she could be the same woman who stands so demurely for her wedding portrait. | | | The portrait, she argues in proper critical jargon, "interweaves the discourses of social practice and painted imagery." van Eyck worked "for a private patron. |
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http://www.haberarts.com/trueart.htm
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| | Jan Van Eyck's Arnolfini Wedding Portait |
| | Fazio describes how van Eyck had represented the most intimate parts of a nude woman through the veil of fine linen and that the woman's back was reflected in a mirror. | | | The detail from the Haecht painting and the Fogg panel have been associated with the Italian humanist Fazio's description of a Van Eyck painting depicting a woman's bath. | | | An early sixteenth century inventory record apparently referring to the London painting identifies the man in the painting as: "Arnoult-fin." This appears to be a French version of the Italian name Arnolfini. |
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http://employees.oneonta.edu/farberas/arth/arth214_folder/Van_Eyck/Arnolfini.html
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| | WebMuseum: Eyck, Jan van: The Ghent altarpiece |
| | For the artist whose revolutionary discoveries were felt from the beginning to represent something entirely new was the painter Jan van Eyck (1390?-1441). | | | In this respect the Van Eycks did not break as radically with the traditions of the International Style as Masaccio had done. | | | We have seen that they did not concern themselves overmuch with the real appearance of the figures and landscapes, and that their drawing and perspective were therefore not very convincing. |
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http://www.cab.u-szeged.hu/wm/paint/auth/eyck/ghent
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| | Jan Van Eyck - Fine Art, Paintings, Biography, Prints and Links |
| | Jan van Eyck and the New Art History, from reviews by John Haber of New York City galleries and museums | | | Jan van Eyck [Flemish Northern Renaissance Painter, C.1395-1441] Guide to pictures of works by Jan van Eyck in art museum sites and image archives worldwide. | | | Learn about Jan van Eyck from the J. Paul Getty Museum'scollections, with links to works of art and images. |
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| | The Turin-Milan Hours Jan van Eyck Finn's Fine Books Facsimile Book Catalogue |
| | What this exceptional artist achieved at the beginning of his career, has never been created in equal grandeur before him and only the greatest of his successors equalled him in perfection. | | | Presumably driven by the wish to set a monument to the artist, Philip of Burgundy had the Missal and Prayer Book finished by another Flemish artist in the tradition of Jan van Eyck. | | | While some of the miniatures rank among the most beautiful examples of late Gothic painting in France, others are revolutionary, if not visionary, in style. |
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http://www.finns-books.com/turin.htm
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| | JAN VAN EYCK |
| | Jan van Eyck was the founder of the early Netherland school of painting. | | | Jan van Eyck was the greatest Flemish artist of the 15th century. | | | He perfected the newly developed technique of oil painting and his style served as model for generations to come. |
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http://www.hyperhistory.com/online_n2/people_n2/persons5_n2/jveyck.html
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| | Northern Renaissance ArtWeb |
| | Jan van Eyck - Olga's Gallery: Images and cross-referenced thematic interpretation. | | | NGA - Tilman Riemenschneider: Career summary and information on the 2000 exhibition at the National Gallery of Art. | | | Rogier van der Weyden - Olga's Gallery: Many images, most with cross-referenced thematic interpretation. |
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| | Mesmerized by the Art of Jan van Eyck |
| | Did Jan van Eyke also paint little bugs and bulbs and things...possibly it was his brother. | | | I have never seen any bug or bulb paintings by the van Eyck brothers. | | | Mesmerized by the Art of Jan van Eyck |
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http://www.suite101.com/discussion.cfm/artists/77654/637495
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| | Jan van Eyck - Wikiquote |
| | Jan van Eyck Flemish painter; one of the first artists to explore oil paint and one of the first to use the 3/4 pose. | | | Because of a change in the settings of this wiki, the "E-mail this user" function will not work anymore if you do not confirm your e-mail address |
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| | The Adoration of the Mystic Lamb by Jan van Eyck in Ghent, Gent Belgium. |
| | (The painter Hubertus van Eyck, a greater painter than whom there has never been has commenced this work and (his brother) Johannes, second in the art, completed this major task, as commissioned by Jodocus Vijd. | | | Pictor Hubertus e Eyck major quo nemo repertus incepit pondusque Johannes arte secundus (frater) perfecit Judoci Vijd prece fretus VersU seXta MaIVos CoLLoCat aCta tUerI | | | Jan van Eyck was born around 1390, presumably in Maaseik. |
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| | Jan van Eyck: Man in a Red Turban, 1433 |
| | How was Jan’s technique different from that of other painters of the time? | | | What materials does Rogier use to paint this portrait? | | | Jan van Eyck: Giovanni Arnolfini and His Wife, Giovanna Cenami, 1434. |
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| | Amazon.com: Jan Van Eyck: Two Paintings of Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata: Books: J. R. J. Van Asperen De ... |
| | Amazon.com: Jan Van Eyck: Two Paintings of Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata: Books: J. Van Asperen De Boer,Kenneth Be,Marigene H. Butler,Peter Klein,Katherine Crawford Luber,Joseph J. Rishel,Maurits Smeyers,James Snyder,Carlenrica Spantigati | | | Nugent, Frances Roberts: Jan Van Eyck - Master Painter (Price: $21.95) | | | Subjects > Arts & Photography > Artists, A-Z > (V-Z) > Van Eyck, Jan |
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| | Jan van Eyck Screen Saver |
| | 12 Paintings in a slide show FREEWARE FOR WIN 95/98/NT/XP Download The Jan van Eyck Screen Saver [vaneyck.exe 2.76 MB] |
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| | The Arnolfini Marriage by Jan Van Eyck |
| | It is thought that Jan Van Eyck had a brother named Hubert. | | | Jan Van Eyck (IKE) was born in the Netherlands. | | | Supposedly, the famous Ghent Altarpiece was started by Hubert and finished by Jan after his brother's death. |
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| | Jan Van Eyck - MSN Encarta |
| | van Eyck, Jan (1390?-1441), Flemish painter, active in Brugge (Bruges), who, along with Robert Campin (previously known only as the Master of... | | | Jan van Eyck’s Saint Francis Receiving the Stigmata | | | Become a subscriber today and gain access to: |
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| | Jan van Eyck, Margaretha Van Eyck, hand-painted, reproductions, paintings, old masterpieces |
| | Jan van Eyck, Margaretha Van Eyck, hand-painted, reproductions, paintings, old masterpieces | | | "Margaretha Van Eyck" was painted by Jan van Eyck in Oil on panel during the The Northern Renaissance epoch in 1439. | | | Notice: All images on this website are watermarked to protect from unauthorized duplication. |
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http://www.oldmasterpiece.com/painting.php?Pai_ID=796&prb=28028993075_41_632
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| | CGFA- Jan van Eyck |
| | Portrait of Cardinal Niccolo Albergati, 1435-38, oil on wood, Art History Museum, Vienna. | | | The Madonna of Canon van der Paele, 1436, oil on panel, Musée Communal at Bruges. |
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| | Netherlands - Jan van Eyck Academie: UNESCO Culture Sector |
| | Discipline: visual arts (design, fine arts and theory) | | | Host and partner institution: the Jan van Eyck Academie is a post-academic institute for research and production in the fields of Fine Art, Design and Theory. | | | It offers an artistic and critical space in which research and production, individual and collaborative projects are carried out within an advisory framework. |
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http://portal.unesco.org/culture/en/ev.php-URL_ID=7121&URL_DO=DO_TOPIC&URL_SECTION=201.html
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| | The Madonna of the Kanonikus Georg van of the Paele |
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| | Jan van Eyck, Red Turban |
| | Jan van Eyck, Man in a Red Turban (Self-Portrait?), |
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| | Global Art Information Registration |
| | There are six technical workshops to assist researchers with their productions: time based media studio, computer studio, graphics studio, materials workshop, photo studio and wood workshop. | | | See for the guidelines: www.janvaneyck.nl All activities of the Jan van Eyck Academie - lectures, exhibitions, seminars, etc. - are listed in a weekly programme. | | | The grant is paid in 13 terms of EUR 680. |
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| | Jan Van Eyck |
| | Bol, L.J.: VAN EYCK Deeltje uit de serie "Bruna kunstpockets". | | | Christianson, Keith: From Van Eyck To Bruegel (Abrams, Harry N) Friedlander, Max J: From Van Eyck To Bruegel Early Netherlan () | | | Brinkman, P.: HET GEHEIM VAN VAN EYCK 1993, 8vo, 348 blz,afb, |
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| | jan van eyck . avantgarde film biopolitics |
| | 17 Richard Linklater, Slacker, 1990; Daniel Myrick, Eduardo Sanchez, Heather Donahue, Michael Williams, Joshua Leonard, The Blair Witch Project 1999; Lars van Trier, The Idiots, 1998. |
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| | Charles Nypels Foundation |
| | Home / Charles Nypels / Charles Nypels Foundation / Jan van Eyck Academie / Authoring the city / The tomorrow book / Contact / Links |
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