Robert Kampen is a Dutch painter, one of the founders of early Renaissance art in his country. The name of Robert Kampen is found in many ancient documents.
Portraits of Kampen represent an amazing phenomenon in the Dutch painting of the XV century. They differ from the rather conditional profile portraits of the previous century with the utmost precision of writing the model, its individual traits. The artist created a new type of composition: the pectoral image of a man in three-quarters, given on a neutral background.
The hero in the picture appears exactly as he is in life. The painter is far from thought to embellish it, does not hide any physical defects. On the canvas – A typical burgher, an expression of humility and piety is replaced by a sense of dignity.
Portrait d’homme – Robert Kampen 
Madonna and Child by the Fireplace by Robert Kampen 
Portrait of a Woman by Robert Kampen 
Retrato de hombre – Robert Kampen 
Trinity. Madonna and Child (diptych) by Robert Kampen 
Portrait de femme – Robert Kampen 
The Annunciation (Altar of Merode) by Robert Kampen 
Madonna y el niño junto a la chimenea – Robert Kampen