Van der Weyden

Roger van der Weyden was a renowned 15th-century Flemish painter known for his highly detailed and emotionally powerful religious artworks. His paintings often depict scenes of saints, the Virgin Mary, and Christ with intense compassion and realism, emphasizing human emotion. Van der Weyden's mastery lies in his skillful use of color, intricate details, and expressive faces, which draw viewers into spiritual and contemplative experiences. His work was influential in Northern Renaissance art, bridging technical precision with deep theological symbolism, and his contribution helped shape the development of Northern European art in the Renaissance period.