Jean Morin Collection
Jean Morin was a talented artist during the 17th century, known for his remarkable creations that captured the essence of religious figures and scenes
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Jean Morin was a talented artist during the 17th century, known for his remarkable creations that captured the essence of religious figures and scenes. His works were highly sought after by patrons, including Louis XI, roi de France. One of his notable pieces is a rendition of Christ Dying on the Cross, which he skillfully painted after Philippe de Champaigne's original. This masterpiece showcases Morin's ability to convey emotion and spirituality through art. In addition to religious subjects, Morin also ventured into portraiture. He expertly depicted individuals such as Nicolas Chrystin in stunning detail, showcasing his mastery over capturing human likeness. The precision and finesse with which he portrayed his subjects are evident in every stroke. Morin's talent extended beyond paintings; he also dabbled in pottery making. One example of this is Potier de Gesvre, a ceramic piece created by him during the 17th century. This demonstrates Morin's versatility as an artist and his ability to excel in different mediums. Amongst his numerous works are depictions of saints such as Saint Pierre, Saint Paul, and Saint Bernard de Clairvaux. These artworks showcase Morin's deep understanding of religious iconography and his dedication to representing these revered figures with reverence and accuracy. Morin's artistic prowess was not limited to religious or portrait painting alone; he also delved into depicting everyday life scenes like Les Moissonneurs (The Harvesters) and L'adoration des bergers (The Adoration of the Shepherds). These pieces reveal Morin's ability to capture ordinary moments with authenticity while infusing them with a touch of beauty.