Plaque with a Portrait of a Man c. 1525 - 1575
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This small enamel portrait plaque, created by Léonard Limosin between 1525 and 1575, depicts an unknown man in a black hat and coat against a vibrant blue background. The meticulous detail of the sitter's face, beard, and clothing demonstrates the skill and artistry of Limosin, a renowned Limoges enamel artist. His works, known for their rich colors and delicate brushwork, are valued for their historical and artistic significance. The plaque's small size suggests it may have been a personal memento or a part of a larger collection.
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In his day Léonard Limosin was one of the best-known portraitists in enamel. His work was popular at the French court where he made likenesses of various members of the Bourbon dynasty. The unknown sitter portrayed here was probably a courtier.
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