Jean Nicolle
French Norman painter
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Jean Nicolle (19 July 1614 – 12 April 1650) was a French Norman painter and musician.[1]
Jean Nicolle was born in Louviers, Province of Normandy, France in 1614, the fourth child of Louis Nicolle and Marguerite Coyplet.[1] Both his father Louis and his uncle, Marin Nicolle, also painted. He discovered painting at a young age and showed an early talent, painting Saint Adrien, en costume Henri IV for the hospice in Louviers at age 10.[2] On 22 November 1639 he married Anne David (born 1617), with whom he had nine children.
He found a patron in Claude Baudry of Piencourt, the abbot in nearby La Croix-Saint-Leufroy.[2] Some of his paintings decorate the choir of Notre-Dame de Louviers, while others are at the City Museum.[3]
Gallery
Palais-Royal in 1810
Courtyard of the Château de Saint-Cloud
Fireworks Celebrating the Birth of the Dauphin, 1782
Paris seen from a window the Louvre
Girl at a wayside calvary
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