Who is Lucas van den Leyden from The Theater and Its Double and what is their importance?

Lucas van Leyden was a celebrated Dutch painter and engraver who lived from 1494 through 1533 in Leiden, a city of the Netherlands. Lucas van Leyden is known for his exceptional talent as both as an engraver and a painter. Artaud uses the Dutch painter's "Daughters of Lot" masterpiece in the opening example in the chapter called "Metaphysics and the Mise en Scène." The painter's name also appears in the last of the "Letters on Language."