French School Entourage Of François De Troy Portrait Of Mademoiselle De Blois

French school of the 17th century entourage of François de Troy, presumed portrait of Marie-Anne de Bourbon, known as “Mademoiselle de Blois”, Princess of Conti represented in an allegory of summer.
Original oil on canvas 78 x 65 cm.
Louis XIV period frame gilded with gold leaf 85 x 74 cm.​​​​​​(The photos are taken in High definition).
This delightful portrait of a young girl presumed to be Marie-Anne de Bourbon executed around 1680.
Represented half-length in front of an indefinite landscape, the charming model is dressed in an elegant pink dress with iridescent reflections, surrounded by a corset in the antique style, she delicately holds a billhook to harvest the ears of wheat that she also wears mixed mauve flowers in her hair. Marie Anne de Bourbon, known as “Mademoiselle de Blois”, Princess of Conti in 1680, is a legitimized daughter of the King of France Louis XIV and Louise de La Vallière, born in Vincennes on October 2, 1666 and died in Paris on May 3, 1739 After the death of her husband, she was dowager princess of Conti.