French portrait painters and draughtsmen of the 16th century, father and son. The father, Jean (or Janet) (c. 14851541), is assumed to have been of Flemish origin. He became painter and valet de chambre to Francis I in 1516. His son, François (c. 15201572), succeeded his father in Francis I's service in 1541 and worked also under Henry II, Francis II, and Charles IX.
A condor, poised to attack enemies, protects the nation under its wings. Blue symbolizes independence from Spain. Yellow recalls the Federation of Greater Colombia. Red stands for courage. Effective date: 7 November 1900.