le nain brothers
Mathieu Le Nain is a French artist, one of the three Le Nain brothers.
With Antoine and Louis, Mathieu worked on the decoration of the famous Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. In 1648, he became one of the first members of the newly founded Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture. When both brothers died two days apart in May 1648, Mathieu entered into the remaining inheritance. Later, he devoted less time to painting, taking up public affairs.
The Lenin brothers did not always sign their works, and to this day such works without authorship are difficult to attribute personally to any of them. Among the most famous paintings attributed to Mathieu is the recently discovered Child Jesus kneeling before the instruments of the Passion.
Louis Le Nain was a French painter, one of the three Le Nain brothers. A master of group portraits of peasant life.
Together with Antoine and Mathieu, Louis worked on the decoration of the famous Chapel of the Virgin Mary in Saint-Germain-des-Prés. In 1648, he became one of the first members of the newly created Royal Sculpture Society.
The brothers did not always sign their works, and to this day such works without authorship are difficult to attribute personally to any of them.