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JOUVENET, Jean-Baptiste
French painter (b. 1644, Rouen, d. 1717, Paris).
French painter, one of a family of painters. He worked in Paris in the studio of Charles Le Brun, whose manner he acquired and whose favor at court he shared. He is best known for his religious paintings; the most important are the series of four canvases for St. Martin des Champs, including the Miraculous Draught of Fishes Related Paintings of JOUVENET, Jean-Baptiste :. | Portrait of a Woman | Diego Rivera (mk38) | The Stonemason's Yard | Amor eine Glaskugel haltend | Portrait of an unknown Lady | Related Artists: DELEN, Dirck vanDutch painter (1604/5-1671)
Dutch painter. When he married in 1625 he was a citizen of Middelburg, but he settled in nearby Arnemuiden, where he became master of the toll-house. From 1628 until his death he was almost continually a member of the town council, mostly as burgomaster. He was widowed three times and had at least one son, though no children survived him. Henry FergusonAmerican, 1842 - 1911 Walter H.EverettStory illustration . American , 1880-1946
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