Jean Fouquet

Jean Fouquet was a renowned French painter and illuminator of the 15th century, recognized for his contributions to the development of Renaissance art in France. He is best known for his detailed and expressive miniature paintings in illuminated manuscripts, as well as for his portraits, which captured the likeness and personality of his subjects. Fouquet’s work reflected the influence of both French and Italian art styles, merging realism with a unique spiritual quality. He is often celebrated for his innovative use of color and composition, helping to pave the way for future generations of artists.