Jacques Majorelle was a French painter born on March 7, 1886, in Nancy, France. He is best known for his vibrant landscapes and depictions of Moroccan life, which he created after moving to Marrakech in the 1920s. His work often featured bold colors and intricate details, reflecting the beauty of the Moroccan landscape and culture. In addition to his painting, Majorelle is famous for designing the Majorelle Garden, a stunning botanical garden in Marrakech that showcases exotic plants and vibrant blue architecture. The garden has become a popular tourist attraction and is a testament to his artistic vision and love for Morocco.