Question

Looking at this painting by Rogier van wet den. The composition of this painting intended to indicate

Answer 1

The composition in Rogier Van Weyden's paintings expresses a sense of beauty in lines and elegance of motion, in this case, influencing the flow of paintings over the years in Vlaam, German, and French art.

Step-by-step explanation:

Rogier van der Weyden (born in Doornik in 1399/1400; died in Brussels June 18, 1464) famously known as Roger de la pasture was a prominent Vlaam painter, founder of the Vlaam painting school.

Weyden's paintings are now scattered in various museums, both in Europe (Germany, France, London) and in America. Here are Weyden's works:

• Portrait of Jean Gros
• St. Luke Draw the Virgin
• Presentation scene
• Head of the Virgin, drypoint, 1460
• The Hague

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Answer 2

Looking at the paintings of Rogier Van Wet Den one feels an intense emotional and visual connection.

Explanation:

Rogier Ven Wet Den is a famous artist from the Netherlands who had painted many religious relics as well as famous individuals of his time. Most of his artwork has been destroyed or tarnished over time. He had the skill of observing everything minutely and creating a life-like picture on the canvas.

Whenever you see his paintings you feel a connection to it and the details leave you captivated for sure.