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France 16th Century, Portrait Of Marie Le Fèvre De Caumartin (h 61 Cm W 50 Cm)
This 16th century painting is a portrait of Marie Le Fèvre de Caumartin, wife of Claude le Tonnelier, Lord of Breteuil.
She is depicted here from the front, sketching a slight smile. Adorned with jewels, her hair adorned with a tiara with a high collar forming a fine lace ruff, she is dressed in a rich dress as befits her noble status.
The famous painter Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766) also painted her, representing her as Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth.
This 16th century female portrait is reinforced by the description concerning her.
As is with missing material mainly in the clothing. Unframed.
Dimensions: H 61 cm W 50 cm
She is depicted here from the front, sketching a slight smile. Adorned with jewels, her hair adorned with a tiara with a high collar forming a fine lace ruff, she is dressed in a rich dress as befits her noble status.
The famous painter Jean-Marc Nattier (1685-1766) also painted her, representing her as Hebe, the Greek goddess of youth.
This 16th century female portrait is reinforced by the description concerning her.
As is with missing material mainly in the clothing. Unframed.
Dimensions: H 61 cm W 50 cm
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