Anne of France- Duchess of Bourbon, Presented by St. John the Evangelist 1492-93

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"Anne of France, Duchess of Bourbon, Presented by St. John the Evangelist" is a notable late 15th-century painting by the Master of Moulins, who is believed to be the French painter Jean Hey. Created between 1492 and 1493, this artwork is a significant example of the French court painting of the time and reflects the transition from the late Gothic to the early Renaissance style.

The painting depicts Anne of France, also known as Anne de Beaujeu, who was the eldest daughter of Louis XI of France and served as regent for her brother, Charles VIII. In the painting, she is presented by St. John the Evangelist, symbolizing her piety and religious devotion. The work is characterized by its fine detail, rich color palette, and the serene yet authoritative representation of Anne, who was one of the most powerful women of her time.

As a part of a larger altarpiece or devotional piece, this painting showcases the influence of both Flemish and Italian art on French painters of the period. The Master of Moulins, whose identity remains partially speculative, is acclaimed for his sophisticated technique and the psychological depth he brought to his portraits.

"Anne of France, Duchess of Bourbon, Presented by St. John the Evangelist" is held in high esteem for its historical significance and artistic merit, providing insight into the courtly and religious life of late 15th-century France. The painting is an important work for scholars studying the period and is often highlighted in discussions of female patronage and representation in the arts during the Renaissance.

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