Philip the Good's Court

Philip the Good’s court was a renowned royal residence and hub of cultural activity in 15th-century Burgundy. It served as a center for political power, arts, and learning, attracting artists, writers, and musicians. The court was known for its lavish spending, sophisticated diplomacy, and patronage of the arts, fostering the early Renaissance in Northern Europe. It reflected Philip’s authority and wealth, showcasing grand architecture and luxurious lifestyle, while also supporting important cultural developments that influenced European history.