Jean Coteau
Born in 1739.
Died in 1812.
Jean Coteau is an artist known for his work as an enamel and porcelain painter. His oeuvre is distinguished by allegorical themes as well as portraits. He worked at the Sèvres manufactory between 1780 and 1784, during which period he contributed to the art of French porcelain.
The details of his career and influences remain partly obscure, leaving room for interpretation by art enthusiasts.