Nicolas Rolin

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Nicolas Rolin was a powerful 15th-century Burgundian chancellor and patron of the arts, best known for commissioning major works such as Jan van Eyck’s "Madonna of Chancellor Rolin."

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instanceOf Burgundian statesman
human
patron of the arts
coFounderOf Hôtel-Dieu de Beaune
commissioned Last Judgment polyptych (Hospices de Beaune)
Madonna of Chancellor Rolin
countryOfCitizenship Duchy of Burgundy
dateOfBirth 1376
dateOfDeath 1462-01-18
depictedIn Madonna of Chancellor Rolin
employer Duchy of Burgundy
Philip the Good
familyName Rolin
givenName Nicolas
languageUsed French
memberOf Burgundian court
linked to: court of Burgundy
movement Burgundian School
nativeLanguage French
notableFor patronage of religious art
philanthropy
political influence in 15th-century Burgundy
notableWork Hospices de Beaune
Hôtel-Dieu de Beaune
Madonna of Chancellor Rolin
occupation chancellor
lawyer
participantIn Burgundian expansion in the 15th century
administration of Philip the Good
patronOf Burgundian painters
Jan van Eyck
Rogier van der Weyden
placeOfBirth Autun
Duchy of Burgundy
placeOfDeath Autun
Duchy of Burgundy
positionHeld Chancellor of Burgundy
religion Catholicism
linked to: Roman Catholicism
residence Autun
Beaune
Dijon
sexOrGender male
spouse Guigone de Salins
workLocation Bruges
Brussels
linked to: Brussels, Belgium

Dijon
Lille

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