Jean Brisebarre

Jean Brisebarre (fl. 1305–1327), sometimes called Jean le Court, was an Old French poet. His most famous work, Li Restor du paon (The Restoration of the Peacock), is a continuation of the Vœux du paon, itself a continuation of the Roman d'Alexandre. Li Restor itself is continued in the Parfait du paon.

His surviving works are four long poems, four short poems and two lines from a fifth short poem. One lost work of his is known, some rhyming inscriptions.

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