Champagne - Philippe de Champaigne (Champagne)

Japanese: シャンペーニュ - しゃんぺーにゅ（英語表記）Philippe de Champaigne (Champagne)

1602‐74
French painter born in Brussels. Also known as Champagne. He initially trained as a landscape painter, and in 1621 he moved to Paris to work with Poussin on the decoration of the Luxembourg Palace. In 1628 he became court painter to Queen Marie de' Medici, and produced works for Louis XIII and Richelieu, as well as the frescoes on the ceiling of the Sorbonne (1641-44). From this time onwards he came under the influence of the strict Catholic sect of Jansenism, and a pure style of painting became dominant.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1602‐74
ブリュッセル生れのフランスの画家。シャンパーニュChampagneともいう。はじめ風景画家として修業をし，1621年にパリに出てプッサンとともにリュクサンブール宮殿の装飾に従事。28年王妃マリー･ド･メディシスの宮廷画家となり，ルイ13世やリシュリューのために制作をし，ソルボンヌ教会天井のフレスコ画(1641‐44)も手がけた。この頃から厳格なカトリック教派ジャンセニスムの影響を受け，清澄な画風が支配する。

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