Boucicaut Master

Boucicaut Master or Master of the Maréchal de Boucicaut is the Notname a firm operating in the first quarter of the 15th century French or Flemish book painter, whose works 1405-1420 are detectable in Paris. It is named after the Book of Hours of Marshal of France, Jean le Meingre de Boucicaut, which he illustrated by 1410-1415.

With his naturalistic interest and innovative illumination of the Boucicaut Master is a pioneer such great artists such as Jan van Eyck and Jean Fouquet. There are attempts to identify him with the Flemish architect, Table and book painter Jacob Coene, who had been active from 1398 to 1404 in Paris and Milan. The Boucicaut Master occurs repeatedly, together with the so-called Bedford Master as an illustrator of manuscripts.