Portrait Of A Young Woman With A Cup-and-ball Game, Oil On Panel, 18th Century

Portrait of a Young Woman with a Cup-and-Ball Game, 18th Century Oil on Panel.

Portrait of a woman wearing a headdress during the reign of Louis XV.
She holds a small cup-and-ball game in her right hand.
The game of cup-and-ball is believed to have originated in France at the end of the 16th century, popularized by King Henry III of France.
French School, first half of the 18th century.
Oil on panel.
19th-century frame in wood and gilt stucco with some replaced elements.

Frame dimensions: 50 x 39 cm.
Panel dimensions: 34 x 24 cm.

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