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Isaac Fuller
Early Life and Education Isaac Fuller (c.1606 – 1672) was an English painter whose career spanned the turbulent years of Charles II’s reign, marking a pivotal moment in British Baroque art. Precise biographical details remain elusive, with scholarly debate centering on his birth year—estimates range from 1606 to as late as 1620—primarily based on circumstantial evidence and interpretations of surviving documents. Bainbrigge Buckeridge,
writing at the beginning of the 18th century, asserted that Fuller studied under François Perrier in Paris, a connection substantiated by stylistic similarities between Fuller’s work and Perrier's oeuvre. This formative period instilled in him the principles of Baroque painting—drama, grandeur, and meticulous detail—influencing his artistic vision throughout his life. Training and Artistic Style Fuller’s training undoubtedly honed h…
