Passing out of Anne of Brittany 1477-1514 at the Church of Saint-Saveur de Blois, 1515

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"Passing out of Anne of Brittany 1477-1514 at the Church of Saint-Saveur de Blois, 1515" is a historical painting by Jean Perreal, also known as Jean de Paris, who was an influential French painter and miniaturist active during the late 15th and early 16th centuries. The painting commemorates the funeral of Anne of Brittany, a notable historical figure who was twice queen consort of France, through her marriages to two successive French kings, Charles VIII and Louis XII. Anne of Brittany's death in January 1514 marked the end of her significant political and cultural influence, particularly in promoting the arts and the Renaissance in France.

Jean Perreal, renowned for his portrait work and contributions to manuscript illumination, is believed to have created this work in 1515, a year after Anne's death. The painting captures the solemn procession at the Church of Saint-Saveur de Blois, where her body was laid to rest. The Church of Saint-Saveur, located in Blois, was a significant site for Anne, as the city served as one of her residences during her life.

The artwork is significant for its historical context and its portrayal of the elaborate funerary practices of the French court during the Renaissance. It provides insight into the period's clothing, heraldry, and ceremonial customs. Perreal's attention to detail and his ability to convey the somber mood of the event make this painting an important visual document of the time.

As an artist, Jean Perreal was known for his delicate style and his skill in capturing the likenesses and personalities of his subjects. His work on the "Passing out of Anne of Brittany" is a testament to his mastery of composition and his ability to narrate a historical event through art. The painting not only serves as a memorial to an influential queen but also as an example of the artistic achievements of the French Renaissance.

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