Jean Pénicaud I

Jean Pénicaud I was a French Limoges enamel artist who worked during the early 16th century. Known for his vibrant and detailed enamelwork, he is most famous for his triptych depicting the "Crucifixion". The work is characterised by its vivid colours and meticulous detail, with a striking use of gold leaf and champlevé technique. His other works, often depicting religious scenes, are notable for their elegant compositions and refined style, showcasing his mastery of Limoges enamel art.