Portret van de Vicomtesse Dumoulin 1836
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"Portret van de Vicomtesse Dumoulin" is a portrait of a noblewoman, created by Jean Marie Leroux in 1836. The artwork depicts the Vicomtesse Dumoulin in a simple but elegant dress, with her hair styled in a fashionable updo adorned with flowers. The portrait is rendered in a realistic style, capturing the subject's likeness with precision and attention to detail. The piece is a prime example of 19th-century portraiture, reflecting the artistic conventions of the time. Leroux, a prominent French artist, was known for his skill in depicting figures and capturing their individual personalities. This portrait, with its detailed rendering and refined composition, serves as a testament to his artistic talent and the enduring appeal of portraiture as a genre.
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