In his early works he continued the traditions of Jan van Eyck and his followers, but gradually began integrating the Italianate motifs of the Renaissance, and representing figure types and the spatial relationship such as found in the works of Raphael.
He continued the traditions of Jan van Eyck. This was in his early works. He continued the traditions of his followers. This was in his early works. He gradually began integrating the Italianate motifs of the Renaissance, and representing figure types. This was in his early works. He gradually began integrating the Italianate motifs of the Renaissance, and representing the spatial relationship such as found in the works of Raphael. This was in his early works.