Franzois Collection

MILLET, Jean Franzois (1814-1875)
MILLET, Jean Franois (1814-1875). The Angelus (L Ang lus). Realism. Oil on canvas

CLOUET, Franzois, pupil of (16th century)

GIRAUD, Pierre Franzois EugSne (1806-1881)
GIRAUD, Pierre Franois EugSne (1806-1881). Gustave Flaubert. Oil on canvas

Newton, Sir Isaac (1642-1727); VOLTAIRE, Franzois-Marie Arou
Newton, Sir Isaac (1642-1727); VOLTAIRE, Franois-Marie Arouet, also known as (1694-1778). English mathematician, physicist and astronomer

RABELAIS, Franzois (1494-1553)
RABELAIS, Franois (1494-1553). French writer, clergyman and humanist. French School (17th c.). Oil on canvas

GRANET, Franzois Marius (1775-1849)
GRANET, Franois Marius (1775-1849). The Chapter of the Order of the Templars held at Paris, 22nd April 1147. Oil on

VOLTAIRE, Franzois-Marie Arouet, also known as (1694-1778)
VOLTAIRE, Franois-Marie Arouet, also known as (1694-1778). Voltaire blessing Franklins grandson. Etching

LEJEUNE, Louis-Franzois, baron (1775-1848)
LEJEUNE, Louis-Franois, baron (1775-1848). Battle of the Moskova. Episode from the Napoleonic campaing in Russia. Oil on

CLOUET, Franzois (1505-1573)
CLOUET, Franois (1505-1573). Portrait of Francis I on Horseback. Equestrian portrait. Renaissance art. Cinquecento. Oil

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"Franzois: A Name That Echoes Through Time" From the artistic genius of Jean Franzois Millet to the enigmatic allure of the Sphinx of Naxos, the name Franzois has left an indelible mark on history. This captivating surname is associated with a lineage of remarkable individuals who have shaped various fields. One such luminary was Louis-Franzois Lejeune, a distinguished baron whose military prowess and strategic brilliance were renowned during his time. His legacy continues to inspire generations even today. The influence Clouet, a talented pupil from the 16th century, cannot be overlooked either. Under his masterful guidance, he honed his skills as an artist and created breathtaking works that still captivate art enthusiasts worldwide. Pierre Franzois Eugène Giraud's contributions to literature are equally significant. With profound insight and eloquence akin to Sir Isaac Newton or Voltaire himself, Giraud's writings continue to provoke thought and ignite intellectual discourse. Speaking of Voltaire, another prominent figure bearing the name Franzois-Marie Arouet emerges - a philosopher and writer whose ideas challenged societal norms during the Enlightenment era. His wit and wisdom remain timeless in their relevance. Yet another illustrious bearer of this revered name was none other than Rabelais - François Rabelais (1494-1553). This French Renaissance writer pushed boundaries with his satirical novels that blended humor with social commentary, leaving an everlasting impact on literary circles. Meanwhile, François Clouet (1505-1573), through his mastery in portraiture painting during the Renaissance period, immortalized numerous influential figures for posterity to admire. His attention to detail captured not only their physical likeness but also their essence. Lastly but certainly not least is François Marius Granet (1775-1849), whose artistic talent brought life onto canvases through exquisite landscapes and architectural studies. His works continue to evoke a sense of wonder and awe.