Portrait d’homme attribué à JF Courtin vers 1730, à la coiffe ornée de plumes.

Beautiful portrait attributed to Jacques Francois Courtin (Sens 1672-Paris 1752) of a man of the Louis XV period around 1730, very elegantly dressed and dressed.
Its headdress is adorned with rich multicolored feathers with tips held by a dominant diamond brooch, around the fine face, an elegant wig falling down with lightness on both sides, He wears a rich cloth-necked jacket half-opened on a thin waistcoat with wide sides, revealing his white shirt with wavy lace.
His jacket is held ajar by a chain between two buttons of the same tone.
In its golden frame retouched in places; very old oiling.

Jacques-Francois Courtin (1672 Sens-1752 Paris)
-Student of the great Louis de Boullogne,
-2nd prize of Rome in 1700 and 1701,
-Received at the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture in 1710,
-Ordinary painter of the King,
- Participates in the 1727 competition at the Apollo Gallery.

Dimensions:
With frame: Height: 80.5 cm - Width: 68 cm
Canvas only: Height: 68.5 cm - Width: 57 cm