After Maurice-quentin De La Tour (1704-1788) Reworking Of "self-portrait With Jabot" Pastel
After Maurice-Quentin de La Tour (1704-1788)
Reproduction of "Self-Portrait with Lace Jabot" Pastel from 1751
Dimensions 64x53 cm Framed under glass 84x72 cm
On the back of the frame, handwritten inscription "Mlle L. Flament 1964" Framer's label "L. Haution & fils... rue Raspail in Saint-Quentin" Minor wear to the frame's patina.
- €1,250 -
The Self-Portrait with Lace Jabot, or M. Maurice Quentin Delatour painted by himself, is a pastel on paper by the painter Maurice-Quentin de La Tour, created in 1751, and held in Amiens at the Musée de Picardie. In the 18th century, pastel experienced its golden age. Maurice-Quentin de La Tour was one of its undisputed masters, nicknamed the "prince of pastelists," and he developed a method for fixing pastel.
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Reproduction of "Self-Portrait with Lace Jabot" Pastel from 1751
Dimensions 64x53 cm Framed under glass 84x72 cm
On the back of the frame, handwritten inscription "Mlle L. Flament 1964" Framer's label "L. Haution & fils... rue Raspail in Saint-Quentin" Minor wear to the frame's patina.
- €1,250 -
The Self-Portrait with Lace Jabot, or M. Maurice Quentin Delatour painted by himself, is a pastel on paper by the painter Maurice-Quentin de La Tour, created in 1751, and held in Amiens at the Musée de Picardie. In the 18th century, pastel experienced its golden age. Maurice-Quentin de La Tour was one of its undisputed masters, nicknamed the "prince of pastelists," and he developed a method for fixing pastel.
http://www.quai-favieres-antiquites.com/
1 250 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Pastel
Reference (ID): 1712943
Availability: In stock
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