Jean-Baptiste Tuart est établi dans le cloître de Saint-Germain Lauxerrois, à proximité du Louvre. Remarqué pour la qualité de sa production, il reçoit une série de commandes de l’administration des Menus-Plaisirs entre 1744 et 1753.
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