When it comes to Limoges enamels, Suzanne de Court is one of the most intriguing personalities of the late sixteenth and early seventeenth centuries. Her style is instantly recognizable, characterized by translucent reds, greens, blues highlighted with gold, and it is also the way she depicts mythological figures. Unfortunately, we know very little about Suzanne de Court’s life. We are still trying to determine whether she was connected to the De Court family, one of the great dynasties of enamellers during the Renaissance. What we do know is that she ran a workshop in Limoges. It was not uncommon for a woman to run a workshop at that time, especially after the death of her spouse. In the case of Suzanne de Court, a number of enamels are signed with her initials and sometimes even her full name and the Latin words f. or fecit.