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Portrait Of A Lady, 18th Century Pastel Attributed To Nicolet
Portrait of a lady in a medallion attributed to Pierre-Servais Nicolet (1728-1803).
His so-called "pouf" hairstyle was very popular from 1774 to 1780.
Pastel on paper mounted on a stretcher signed lower right.
Gilt-leaf framing and original bubble glass.
Pierre-Servais Nicolet was a French painter of the second half of the XVIII century, active in Paris where he was a member of the Académie de Saint-Luc. He was accepted there in 1764 on presentation of his Sacrifice to Ceres and exhibited regularly at the Salon of this Academy in 1764 and 1774, when he was considered assistant to professor.
This portrait is reproduced in Neil Jeffares' "Dictionary of pastellists before 1800".
Dimensions with frame: 65 cm x 55 cm
Dimensions "on view": 54 cm x 44 cm
Possibility of shipment: France / International
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His so-called "pouf" hairstyle was very popular from 1774 to 1780.
Pastel on paper mounted on a stretcher signed lower right.
Gilt-leaf framing and original bubble glass.
Pierre-Servais Nicolet was a French painter of the second half of the XVIII century, active in Paris where he was a member of the Académie de Saint-Luc. He was accepted there in 1764 on presentation of his Sacrifice to Ceres and exhibited regularly at the Salon of this Academy in 1764 and 1774, when he was considered assistant to professor.
This portrait is reproduced in Neil Jeffares' "Dictionary of pastellists before 1800".
Dimensions with frame: 65 cm x 55 cm
Dimensions "on view": 54 cm x 44 cm
Possibility of shipment: France / International
For information, we systematically reply to all requests for information by e-mail
Thank you for remembering to check your spam
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