In his work The Virgin and Child with Angels, the Master of the Saint Ursula Legend places figures against a gold sky. He used a high-keyed palette with bright tones. His figures have a doll-like appearance and move with a stiff grace. He often ignored realistic perspective in favour of decorative arrangements. In his scenes, angels appear in rooms with canopied beds and heavy drapery. The influence of Flemish masters like Hugo van der Goes shows in the way he painted cloth and faces. He focused on clear storytelling through these small, careful details.

Modern collectors appreciate the directness of these compositions. The bright colours and clear outlines make the prints suitable for contemporary interiors. His work avoids the heavy gloom often found in Gothic art. Instead, it offers a sense of calm and order. The combination of domestic settings and celestial figures creates an atmosphere that remains attractive today.