Lavinie Barbier-Walbonne, Later Baronne Darriule 

This portrait of Lavinie Barbier-Walbonne, later Baronne Darriule, is a work by the prominent French painter Pierre-Paul Prud'hon. It depicts a young woman with a serene expression, wearing a simple white dress with a pink shawl. Prud'hon's neoclassical style, characterized by delicate brushstrokes and soft colors, is evident in the portrayal of Lavinie's features and the subtle play of light on her clothing. This portrait exemplifies the idealized beauty of the early 19th century, a period when the focus shifted towards more natural and emotional representations of individuals.