 Châtelet suggests the Peace of Woodrichem in 1419, when John succeeded in wresting control of her inheritance from his unlucky niece Jacqueline, Countess of Hainaut.The "bas-de-page" shows another landscape, of flat Dutch countryside, looking forward to the Dutch Golden Age painting of the 17th century.Châtelet contrasts the Turin miniatures with those of the Limbourg brothers, which favour faces in profile, with the clothes barely modeled onto the bodies, and the figures not integrated into the space of the miniature.