Portret van Anne Claude Philippe de Tubière 1786

"Portret van Anne Claude Philippe de Tubière" is an engraving created in 1786. The artwork depicts a profile portrait of a man with a powdered wig, set within an oval frame. The engraving's detail and intricate lines highlight the subject's features, emphasizing his refined appearance. The text below the portrait identifies the subject as Anne Claude Philippe de Tubière, the "Grand Guard of the Feasts of Levi, Count of Caylus." This artwork offers a glimpse into the fashion and portraiture practices of the 18th century, showcasing the importance of visual representation for individuals of high social standing.