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Fouquet painted portraits and religious pictures; he also executed miniatures and embellishments for illuminated manuscripts. His portraits are characterized by clear and glowing color, vigorous drawing, vivid characterization, and a sense of humor. His miniatures are noted for precise detail and exquisite technique. Among the few paintings definitely ascribed to him are a portrait of Charles VII, king of France (Louvre, Paris); Portrait of a Man, (1456, Liechtenstein Gallery); and the wings of the Melun Diptych (1450?). The wing in the Koninklijk Museum voor Schone Kunsten, Antwerp, shows a Madonna and Child; the wing in the Staatliche Museen, Berlin-Dahlem, depicts Йtienne Chevalier, a member of the French court, with Saint Stephen. The portrait Man with a Glass of Wine (Louvre) is also generally ascribed to him. Fouquet is especially noted for his illuminations for three Books of Hours.
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