La Peinture en France de Jean le Bon à Louis XI by Durrieu is a scholarly examination of French painting during the 14th and 15th centuries, spanning the reigns of Jean II (Jean le Bon) and Louis XI. The book traces the evolution of artistic styles, techniques, and patronage in France during a transformative period that bridged the late medieval and early Renaissance eras. Durrieu analyzes key works, artists, and cultural influences that shaped French visual arts, offering insights into the transition from Gothic traditions to emerging humanist ideals. This volume serves as an essential reference for understanding the development of French painting in a critical historical context.