jean poyer reveals poyer's mastery of perspective, refined use of light and color, and realistic human depictions, with influences of the renaissance, a discernible break from the late gothic style which often included unrealistic figures in dollhouse like compartments. poyer's style, though quite different, evolved from that of the previous generation. painters in tours in the 1460s and 1470s had certain stylistic graces - such as their partiality for hues of lilac and plum. poyer traveled to northern italy and became motivated by the works of artists such as andrea mantegna and giovanni bel…