Geoffroy Dumoûtier Collection

A female Saint, 16th century. Creator: Geoffroy Dumoutier
A female Saint, 16th century

The Virgin and Child in a Niche, 1543. Creator: Geoffroy Dumoutier
The Virgin and Child in a Niche, 1543

Virgin and Child in a Niche, mid 16th century. Creator: Geoffroy Dumoutier
Virgin and Child in a Niche, mid 16th century

The Nativity, 1530-73. Creator: Geoffroy Dumoutier
The Nativity, 1530-73

The Nativity, ca. 1544-48. Creator: Geoffroy Dumoutier
The Nativity, ca. 1544-48

Virgin Child Niche mid 16th century Etching Sheet
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Virgin Child Niche 1543 Etching Sheet 8 7 / 8 x 4 7 / 8
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female Saint 16th century Etching Sheet 8 3 / 4 x 4 1 / 2
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Nativity ca 1544-48 Etching Sheet 9 7 / 16 x 7 13 / 16
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Geoffroy DumoAntier (French, active c. 1535 - 1573), The Crowned Virgin in a Niche
Geoffroy Dumontier (French, active c. 1535 - 1573), The Crowned Virgin in a Niche, 1543, etching

Geoffroy DumoAntier, Saint John on Patmos, French, active c. 1535 - 1573, c. 1547
Geoffroy Dumontier, Saint John on Patmos, French, active c. 1535 - 1573, c. 1547, pen and black ink with brown wash over black chalk, corrected and heightened with white gouache

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Geoffroy Dumoutier, a renowned artist of the 16th century, left an indelible mark on the art world with his exquisite creations. One of his notable works is "The Crowned Virgin in a Niche, " showcasing his exceptional talent and attention to detail. Dumoutier's artistic prowess shines through in his portrayal of this female Saint from the 16th century. With delicate brushstrokes and meticulous precision, he captures her ethereal beauty and grace, paying homage to her sacred significance. In another masterpiece titled "The Virgin and Child in a Niche" (1543), Dumoutier transports us back in time. The intricate details of this piece transport us to a bygone era, where devotion and spirituality were at the forefront. Through skillful composition, he creates an intimate connection between mother and child within the confines of a niche. "The Nativity" series further showcases Dumoutier's mastery as an artist. Whether it be "The Nativity" from 1530-73 or the one created around 1544-48, both pieces radiate warmth and serenity. His ability to capture tender moments amidst divine surroundings leaves viewers captivated by their sheer beauty. Etching sheets such as "Virgin Child Niche" or "Female Saint" provide us with glimpses into Dumoutier's creative process. These intricate etchings reveal his dedication to craftsmanship while offering insight into how these masterpieces came to life. Thanks to Artokoloro's preservation efforts, we can still appreciate Geoffroy Dumoutier's contributions today. His work continues to inspire artists worldwide while reminding us of the timeless allure that art holds over generations.