Burgundian Art

Burgundian art refers to the vibrant and detailed works produced in the Duchy of Burgundy during the 15th century, known for its influence on Northern Renaissance culture. It features intricate illumination of manuscripts, luxurious panel paintings, and refined courtly portraits that reflect wealth and sophistication. The style combines Gothic traditions with emerging naturalism, emphasizing elegant figures, rich colors, and elaborate details. Burgundy's art was deeply connected to its role as a major political and cultural center, showcasing the power and taste of its aristocracy through both religious and secular themes.