Jean Fouquet

Jean Fouquet (born c.1420, died 1481) was a French painter and manuscript illuminator active in the 15th century, known for panel paintings and illuminated manuscripts including the Melun Diptych and portraits.

Born circa 1420 and died in 1481; leading French painter and illuminator of the mid-15th century; produced panel paintings and manuscript illumination; associated with the Melun Diptych and a portrait tradition including a portrait of Charles VII.

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