Charles Le Brun

Charles Le Brun was a prominent French painter and decorator in the 17th century, best known as the chief artist for King Louis XIV. He played a key role in shaping France's artistic style during the Baroque period, creating grand paintings, sculptures, and interior designs. Le Brun also directed major projects like the decoration of the Palace of Versailles. His work is characterized by its classical elegance, detailed craftsmanship, and ability to convey grandeur and order. Throughout his career, he influenced the development of French art and helped establish France as a leading cultural center in Europe.