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Nicolas Rolin

chancellor of Burgundy
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    …Burgundy, and his powerful chancellor, Nicolas Rolin. Rogier may well have also been influenced by the writings of Thomas à Kempis, the most popular theologian of the era, whose “practical mysticism,” like Rogier’s painting, stressed empathetic response to episodes from the lives of Mary, Christ, and the saints.

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