Portrait of Mme. Anne-Henriette de France 1750

François Xavier Vispré's 1750 print, "Portrait of Mme. Anne-Henriette de France," depicts the French noblewoman in an oval frame. This engraved portrait, held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, showcases Vispré's skill in capturing Anne-Henriette's likeness with intricate detail, particularly in her delicate lace collar and elaborate hair style. The piece exemplifies the formal portraiture popular during the Rococo period, with its emphasis on refined elegance and the portrayal of its subject's social standing.