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This magnificent 19th-century portrait depicts Captain Herlin's wife, a woman of refined taste and high society. Captured in a three-quarter pose, this lady embodies grace and sophistication, dressed in a sumptuous green velvet gown adorned with a delicate lace collar. The dress, with puffed sleeves and cinched at the waist by a belt, highlights her elegant silhouette.
Her hair is neatly styled in a chignon, a fashionable hairstyle of the time, further accentuating her noble allure. The portrait is enriched by her impressive collection of gold jewelry, including a large necklace chain, stone-set dangling earrings and a striking brooch. The richness of her outfit and the opulence of her jewelry reflect her high status and keen sense of style.
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Dimensions with frame : 80 x 69 cm
Dimensions without frame : 65 x 54 cm
Condition : Excellent condition, perfectly framed
Framing : Made by Maison Souty, official framer of works acquired by the Beaux-Arts department in the 19th century
The Perfect Counterpart to the Portrait of Captain Herlin
This portrait is the ideal counterpart to that of Captain Herlin, offering a glimpse into the life of his illustrious partner. Not only does it capture the elegance of this noblewoman, it is also a precious piece of 19th-century art. Ideal for collectors looking for a pair of historically significant portraits, this painting stands out for its meticulous craftsmanship and the timeless beauty of its subject.
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