Pierre Paul Puget

Pierre Paul Puget (1620–1694) was a renowned French sculptor, painter, and architect of the Baroque period. Celebrated for his dynamic and expressive sculptures, he created notable works such as the statues in the Marseille Cathedral and the beautiful Fountain of the Four Seasons. Puget's art combined skilled craftsmanship with lively movement and emotional intensity, reflecting the grandeur and drama typical of Baroque style. His influence extended beyond sculpture to architectural design, making him a versatile and influential figure in 17th-century French art.