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NICOLAS DE LARGILLIERRE. Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Madame Claude Lambert de Thorigny (Marie Marguerite Bontemps, 1668-1701), and an Enslaved Servant

Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Madame Claude Lambert de Thorigny (Marie Marguerite Bontemps, 1668-1701), and an Enslaved Servant. Artist: Nicolas de Largillierre (French, Paris 1656-1746 Paris). Dimensions: 55 x 42 in. (139.7 x 106.7 cm). Date: 1696.
Although born in Paris, Largillierre began his career in Antwerp and London and his earlier portraits show the considerable influence of Anthony van Dyck and Peter Lely. The attenuated palette of soft colors and the still-life details in this painting reflect his early training. Although he painted landscapes and still lifes, Largillierre is best known as a portraitist of the wealthy bourgeoisie, and this sitter is traditionally identified as the wife of Claude Lambert de Thorigny, president of the Chambre des Comptes and owner of the Hôtel Lambert in Paris, which houses the celebrated <i>Galerie d'Hercule</i> decorated by Charles Le Brun. Surrounded by trappings of wealth, the sitter appears with a young man of African origin, whose collar indicates his enslaved status.

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NICOLAS DE LARGILLIERRE (1656-1746)

Titel:

Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Madame Claude Lambert de Thorigny (Marie Marguerite Bontemps, 1668-1701), and an Enslaved Servant

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Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Madame Claude Lambert de Thorigny (Marie Marguerite Bontemps, 1668-1701), and an Enslaved Servant. Artist: Nicolas de Largillierre (French, Paris 1656-1746 Paris). Dimensions: 55 x 42 in. (139.7 x 106.7 cm). Date: 1696. Although born in Paris, Largillierre began his career in Antwerp and London and his earlier portraits show the considerable influence of Anthony van Dyck and Peter Lely. The attenuated palette of soft colors and the still-life details in this painting reflect his early training. Although he painted landscapes and still lifes, Largillierre is best known as a portraitist of the wealthy bourgeoisie, and this sitter is traditionally identified as the wife of Claude Lambert de Thorigny, president of the Chambre des Comptes and owner of the Hôtel Lambert in Paris, which houses the celebrated Galerie d'Hercule decorated by Charles Le Brun. Surrounded by trappings of wealth, the sitter appears with a young man of African origin, whose collar indicates his enslaved status.

Technik/Material:

OEL AUF LEINWAND

Museum:

Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, USA

Bildnachweis:

Album / Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY

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Bildgröße:

3280 x 4265 px | 40.0 MB

Druckgröße:

27.8 x 36.1 cm | 10.9 x 14.2 in (300 dpi)

Schlüsselwörter:

EUROPA (KONTINENT) • FRANKREICH • METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART, NEW YORK, USA • NICOLAS DE LARGILLIERRE • OEL AUF LEINWAND • OELFARBE • ÖL AUF LEINWAND • ÖLFARBE