The 25 artworks by Jean Clouet our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
Linen canvas · Certificate of authenticity · Delivered worldwide
Jean Clouet · 1480 – 1541
Jean Clouet's enigmatic 'Unknown Lady' (c.1525) captures a mysterious woman with striking gaze, reflecting Renaissance elegance and intrigue. Explore its history & artistic details.
Jean Clouet's enigmatic 'Unknown Lady' (c.1525) captures a mysterious woman with striking gaze, reflecting Renaissance elegance and intrigue. Explore its history & artistic details.
Admire Jean Clouet's 'Portrait of Francis I,' a masterpiece capturing the French king’s regal presence. Explore this iconic Renaissance painting, commissioned in 1525 and housed at the Louvre.
Experience Renaissance humanism with Jean Clouet's portrait of Guillaume Budé, capturing scholarly depth and refined realism from 1536; discover this masterpiece today.
Admire Jean Clouet's exquisite portrait of Doña Leonor Zapata, a captivating Renaissance masterpiece showcasing refined detail and elegant grace. A timeless work by a master artist.
Admire Renée de France, Duchess of Ferrara, captured with exquisite detail by Jean Clouet. This captivating portrait embodies Renaissance elegance and artistry.
Admire Jacqueline de La Queuille, Lady of Aubigny, painted by Jean Clouet around 1535. This exquisite portrait captures the elegance and grace of a noblewoman in Renaissance France.
Admire Jean Clouet's 'Catherine dit Cathelot,' a captivating portrait of a dwarf or madwoman from Queen Claude’s court. A masterpiece of Renaissance art, showcasing intricate detail and historical intrigue.
Magnificent hand-painted reproduction of Jean Clouet’s 1527 portrait of Marguerite de France, Duchess of Berry & Savoy. Admire her grace and elegance in this timeless black ink drawing.
Admire Jean Clouet's exquisite portrait of Madeleine of France, Queen of Scotland (1524). This captivating drawing captures her youth and melancholy, a poignant glimpse into a royal life.
