Portrait Of A Woman From The Louis XV Period
School of Jean-Marc Nattier. Important oil on canvas depicting the presumed portrait of Madame de Fesselles?
This painting depicts a young woman in the guise of a nymph leaning against an urn from which water gushes, while reeds appear behind her.
She is seated in a landscape, her body draped in a wide piece of mauve fabric. The very low neckline, puffed sleeves, and blue bow are characteristic of mid-18th-century aristocratic fashion.
The face is rendered with the softness, fair complexion, and calm, slightly distant expression characteristic of Nattier’s work.
Louis XV period, 18th century
This painting depicts a young woman in the guise of a nymph leaning against an urn from which water gushes, while reeds appear behind her.
She is seated in a landscape, her body draped in a wide piece of mauve fabric. The very low neckline, puffed sleeves, and blue bow are characteristic of mid-18th-century aristocratic fashion.
The face is rendered with the softness, fair complexion, and calm, slightly distant expression characteristic of Nattier’s work.
Louis XV period, 18th century
4 200 €
Period: 18th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 160cm
Height: 130cm
Reference (ID): 1817488
Availability: In stock
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