Jacques Le Mercier, primary architect of buildings for the King and to the Queen Regent
Jean Morin · 1595 - 1650
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Jacques Le Mercier, primary architect of buildings for the King and to the Queen Regent, Jean Morin. Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jean Morin died in 1650; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved portrait of a man with shoulder-length hair, a small skullcap, a white collar, and a dark embroidered robe, set within an octagonal frame. The surrounding border carries an inscription naming the sitter as first architect of royal buildings to the King and to the Queen Regent.
