Artist: Trophime Bigot (1579 - 1650)
Nationality: French
Movement: Baroque
Media: Painting
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Biography:
Although little is known about Trophime Bigot’s career, it is known that he worked first in Rome and then in Aix-de-Provence. He has been credited with a number of paintings, mostly of candlelight scenes.

Artworks in Museum Collections: (3)
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Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco -
George Peter Alexander Healy, Mary Bigot in Capri, 19th century
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Theophile Bigot - Judith and Holofernes c. 1640 oil on canvas The Walters Art Museum French
Museum of Fine Arts -
Corinthian pier capital Architectural element Byzantine Late Antique Period, Late 5th century A.D. Said to

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Trophime Bigot Online
Trophime Bigot
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Trophime Bigot (1758 - 1846) Biography, Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
Bigot, Trophîme
St Jerome by BIGOT, Trophîme
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A Doctor Examining Urine by BIGOT, Trophîme
World Art Treasures
object of the triumph of french painting

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