Weyden

[ vahyd-n ]

noun

Roger or Ro·gier [Flemish raw-geer] /Flemish rɔˈgir/ van der [van der; Flemish vahn duhr], /væn dər; Flemish vɑn dər/, 1400?–64, Flemish painter.

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In the same sala are two Memlings (703, 778), and a Roger van der Weyden .
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He was born at Colmar, but probably studied under Roger van der Weyden.
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The landscape which shows through the colonnades is adorned with towers and steeples in the minute fashion of Van der Weyden.
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“I beg of you not to receive false impressions of us from Mr. Van Weyden,” he interposed with mock anxiety.
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“And you are Humphrey Van Weyden,” she said, gazing back at me with equal solemnity and awe.
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