Nicholas of Cusa praised this painter upon his pilgrimage to Rome in 1450, during which he did a portrait of Francesco d'Este.
Nicholas of Cusa praised this painter upon his pilgrimage to Rome in 1450, during which he did a portrait of Francesco d'Este. Upon his return to his native country he completed his two most famous triptychs, the Seven Sacraments Triptych and the Braque family triptych. Works like his Deposition confirm the conclusion that he was a pupil of the Master of Flemalle, definitely the most famous. FTP, identify this painter of Portrait of a Lady, behind Jan van Eyck as the most influential Flemish painter of the 15th century.
Nicholas of Cusa praised this painter upon his pilgrimage to Rome in 1450, during which he did a portrait of Francesco d'Este.
{Rogier van der Weyden} or {Roger of the Meadow} or {Roger of the Pasture}