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Trophime Bigot

Trophime Bigot was a French artist born in 1579. Bigot contributed to the Baroque movement, worked in Italy and died in 1650. Get notified when Trophime Bigot's biography is complete:

Caravaggio

How a murderer invented Baroque painting

1571-1610

Rembrandt van Rijn

Your sins and your good deeds will leave a mark

1606-1669

Judith Leyster

Jovial portraitist forgotten for 200 years

1609-1660

1501 1700

Great painter, perfect entrepreneur

Peter Paul Rubens

A woman in Italy invents the still life

Fede Galizia Trophime Bigot

Harnessing the power of the diagonal line

Frans Snyders

Portraits of power

Bichitr

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Trophime Bigot

St Jerome

Judith Cutting Off the Head of Holofernes

St. Sebastian Aided by St. Irene

Cupid and Psyche

Boy Singeing a Bat's Wings