Jean de Louvres

Jean de Louvres was a French master mason of the fourteenth century, probably from the Paris region. From 1342 to 1351 he was master of the works at the papal palace of Avignon.

Under Clement VI he built the Great Chapel, the Great Audience hall and several towers of the Palais Neuf. He also served the pope as a serjeant-at-arms from 1345, settled in Avignon and died in 1357 or 1358.