Jacques Iverny

French painter. In 1411-12 he painted banners with the arms of Avignon, and in 1413 he was paid by Pierre d'Acigné, seneschal of Provence, for an altarpiece of 'Our Lord' for St Sauveur, Aix-en-Provence. For Cavaillon Cathedral, in 1422, he was commissioned to execute four stained-glass windows. In 1427 Iverny executed pennants for the municipal ship that sailed the Rhône, and also processional banners. A panel with a gold ground and the signature Jacobus Iverini depicting François de Nyons, Abbot of Ste Geneviève, Paris, kneeling before St Agricol and flanked by his arms, was recorded in St Agricol, Avignon, in the 18th century. None of these works is known to survive.

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