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.jpg "Polyhymnia, Muse of Eloquence by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Birth of the Virgin by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Allegoric Figure of Charity by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Saint Mary Magdalene Penitent by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Psyche and Cupid, c.1627 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Æneas and His Father Fleeing Troy, c.1635 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Angels with Attributes of the Passion: Angel Holding the Vessel and Towel for washing the hands of Pontius Pilate, c.1624 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Eloquence. Representation of Polymnia, muse of Eloquence by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Entombment by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The martyrdom of Saint Eustache and his family by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Judith with the Head of Holofernes by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Toilette of Venus by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Allegory of Wealth. Between 1630 and 1635 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Apotheosis of St. Louis, 1639-42 by Simon Vouet")
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_1627_Sun_08x06_-_(MeisterDrucke-998967).jpg "The Virgin and Child and a Rose by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Sisters Martha and Mary of Bethany by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Angel with the tunic, instruments of the Passion by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "St. Francis of Paola in Ecstasy by Claude Mellan")
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.jpg "Young Man with a Fig, c.1620-30 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Toilet of Venus by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene Carried by Angels by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Saint Jerome and the Angel by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Rape of Europa by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Penitent Magdalene by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Saint Peter Visiting Saint Agatha in Prison by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Apollo and Diana Hunting Harpies by Francois Perrier")
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.jpg "Louis XIV King of France by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Annunciation, c.1650-60 by Simon Vouet")
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_Oil_on_ca_-_(MeisterDrucke-1011042).jpg "Martha Blames Her Vain Sister Mary Magdalene by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Time Vanquished by Love, Venus and Hope, c.1645-46 by Simon Vouet")
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_17th_century_Sun_216x146_m_L_-_(MeisterDrucke-1002997).jpg "The Crucifixion by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Polymnia, the Muse of Eloquence by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Saint Mary Magdalen by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Temperance, from a Series of the Four Cardinal Virtues on the Ceiling of the Queen")
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.jpg "Allegorical Portrait of Anne of Austria by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Self Portrait, 1620 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Angel has the rope and purse instruments of the Passion of Christ (detail) by Simon Vouet")
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_Eveque_de_Paris_(7th_century)_delivating_the_pris_-_(MeisterDrucke-982595).jpg "Saint Merry Delivering the Prisoners by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Presentation in the Temple by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Fainting Mary Magdalene by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Annunciation, 1632 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Judith by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Mercenary by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "St. Catherine by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Angels with Attributes of the Passion, the Superscription from the Cross, c.1624 by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Satyrs Around an Anamorphosis of an Elephant by Hans Troschel")
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.jpg "The Entombment of Christ by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Love which is Avenged, 17th century by Simon Vouet")
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_1641_Sun_077x062_m_-_(MeisterDrucke-950700).jpg "The Virgin and the Angel by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Fortune Tellers by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Sophonisbe Receives the Poison Cup by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Israelites Looking at the Bronze Serpent by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Saint Louis IX Carried to Heaven by Two Angels by François Tortebat")
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.jpg "Mary with Child at the Foot of a Column by Pierre Daret")
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.jpg "Model for Altarpiece in St. Peter")
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.jpg "The Holy Family with Saints Elizabeth, John the Baptist, and Catherine by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Artemisia Building the Mausoleum by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Angel with Instruments of the Passion by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "The Entombment by Simon Vouet")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1172254).jpg "An Allegory of Public Felicity by Simon Vouet")
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.jpg "Louis XIII, 17th Century by Simon Vouet")
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Simon Vouet played an important role in French painting, as he introduced the Italian Baroque to the country. Vouet learned the basics of painting from his father Laurent Vouet. He soon became a well-known portrait painter. Already at the age of 14 he travelled to England for a commission. He finally travelled to Constantinople in 1611 in the wake of the Baron of Sancy. In the following year he continued his journey to Italy. Vouet developed his style during his stay in Italy between 1612 and 1627. Vouet was a natural academic talent. He quickly learned the Baroque style that was predominant in Italy at the time. Among other things he adopted Caravaggios dramatic play with light and shadow. The techniques of other great Italian masters like Paolo Veronese, Carracci, Guido Reni and Lanfranco also influenced his style. Vouet's fame grew rapidly and he became known beyond the borders of Italy. His probably most important commission in Rome was an altarpiece for St. Peter's Basilica, which is only preserved in fragments today.
His fame also caught the attention of King Louis XIII, who appointed Vouet as the first royal painter in 1627. Vouet therefore returned to France. For the next 15 years he dominated the French art scene and was able to get almost every major commission. He was not only responsible for portraits in the royal house. Vouet was commissioned to decorate various castles such as the Palais du Louvre, the Palais du Luxembourg and various other palaces. Before Vouet returned to France, the country lagged far behind Italy in its artistic development. This made him one of the most important French painters of the 18th century. In his studio Vouet trained the next generation of painters. His students included Charles le Brun, Valentin de Boulogne and his later sons in law Michel Dorigny and Francois Tortebat.
Simon Vouet's first marriage was to Virginia de Vezzo who was a famous and talented painter. She was also known for her beauty. Vouet therefore often took Virginia as a model for depictions of the Madonna or other holy women, in his religious works. The couple had 5 children. When Virginia died, Vouet remarried two years later. With his second wife he had 3 more children. One of his sons, Louis-René Vouet and his grandson Ludovico Dorigny also became painters. Despite his influence Vouet never found his way into the Académie Royale. This is said to have been due to his student le Brun, who was allegedly envious and jealous.
Simon Vouet played an important role in French painting, as he introduced the Italian Baroque to the country. Vouet learned the basics of painting from his father Laurent Vouet. He soon became a well-known portrait painter. Already at the age of 14 he travelled to England for a commission. He finally travelled to Constantinople in 1611 in the wake of the Baron of Sancy. In the following year he continued his journey to Italy. Vouet developed his style during his stay in Italy between 1612 and 1627. Vouet was a natural academic talent. He quickly learned the Baroque style that was predominant in Italy at the time. Among other things he adopted Caravaggios dramatic play with light and shadow. The techniques of other great Italian masters like Paolo Veronese, Carracci, Guido Reni and Lanfranco also influenced his style. Vouet's fame grew rapidly and he became known beyond the borders of Italy. His probably most important commission in Rome was an altarpiece for St. Peter's Basilica, which is only preserved in fragments today.
His fame also caught the attention of King Louis XIII, who appointed Vouet as the first royal painter in 1627. Vouet therefore returned to France. For the next 15 years he dominated the French art scene and was able to get almost every major commission. He was not only responsible for portraits in the royal house. Vouet was commissioned to decorate various castles such as the Palais du Louvre, the Palais du Luxembourg and various other palaces. Before Vouet returned to France, the country lagged far behind Italy in its artistic development. This made him one of the most important French painters of the 18th century. In his studio Vouet trained the next generation of painters. His students included Charles le Brun, Valentin de Boulogne and his later sons in law Michel Dorigny and Francois Tortebat.
Simon Vouet's first marriage was to Virginia de Vezzo who was a famous and talented painter. She was also known for her beauty. Vouet therefore often took Virginia as a model for depictions of the Madonna or other holy women, in his religious works. The couple had 5 children. When Virginia died, Vouet remarried two years later. With his second wife he had 3 more children. One of his sons, Louis-René Vouet and his grandson Ludovico Dorigny also became painters. Despite his influence Vouet never found his way into the Académie Royale. This is said to have been due to his student le Brun, who was allegedly envious and jealous.
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