Portrait of Charles VII, King of France
- Artist
- Jean Fouquet
- Date
- c.1445
- Style
- Northern renaissance
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Louvre
Jean Fouquet's Portrait of Charles VII, King of France exemplifies the transition between the late Gothic and early Northern renaissance. This panel painting showcases Fouquet’s mastery of oil paint and his pioneering use of the portrait format, emphasizing realistic detail and individual character. As one of the earliest French artists to study in Italy, Fouquet infused his work with Renaissance influences, blending Gothic elegance with emerging naturalism, making this panel a significant step in the development of portraiture during the period.
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