The Duchess d'Angoulème, Madame la Dauphine by Jean-Baptiste Isabey

The Duchess d'Angoulème, Madame la Dauphine 1824

drawing, lithograph, print, paper

drawing

facial expression drawing

portrait image

lithograph

print

charcoal drawing

paper

portrait reference

portrait head and shoulder

mid-section and head portrait

france

portrait drawing

facial study

facial portrait

digital portrait

"The Duchess d'Angoulème, Madame la Dauphine" is a lithograph created by Jean-Baptiste Isabey in 1824. The artwork depicts the Duchess of Angoulême, a French noblewoman, in a three-quarter profile with her head turned slightly to her left. The lithograph captures the Duchess's elegance with intricate details, including her elaborate hairstyle, delicate jewelry, and the flowing fabric of her dress. Isabey was a well-known French artist specializing in portraiture and miniature painting, known for his refined and meticulous style. This lithograph is a beautiful example of Isabey's work, showcasing his ability to capture the likeness and personality of his subjects with great precision. The artwork is housed in the Art Institute of Chicago.