Meiffren Conte

Meiffren Conte was a French painter born in 1630 and died in 1705. He was associated with the Baroque movement, known for its dramatic use of color and light. Conte specialized in still life paintings, particularly those depicting opulent arrangements of fruits and flowers, which were highly sought after in his time. His works are noted for their meticulous detail and vibrant palette, contributing to the rich tradition of still life painting in 17th-century France. Conte's paintings were influential in the development of still life as a respected genre within the broader Baroque movement. His legacy is preserved in several prominent collections, reflecting his status as a significant figure in French art history.