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See also: born at See also: Paris on the 9th of See also: January 1590
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He passed many years in See also: Italy, where he married, and established himself 'at See also: Rome, enjoying there a high reputation as a portrait painter
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See also: Louis XIII. recalled him to
See also: France and lodged him in the Louvre with the title of First Painter to the See also: Crown
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All royal See also: work for the palaces of the Louvre and the Luxembourg was placed in his hands; the See also: king became his pupil; he formed a large school, and renewed the traditions of that of Fcntainebleau
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Among his scholars was the famous Le Brun
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See also: Vouet was an exceedingly skilful painter, especially in decoration, and executed important See also: works of this class for See also: Cardinal See also: Richelieu (See also: Rueil and I'See also: alais Royal) and other See also: great nobles
.
His better easel pictures bear a curious resemblance to those of Sassoferrato
.
Almost everything he did was engraved by his sons-in-See also: law Tortebat and Dorigny
.
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