Die Gräfinnen Caroline und Zoë Thomatis 

This portrait, *Die Gräfinnen Caroline und Zoë Thomatis*, is a work by Austrian painter Johann Baptist von Lampi the Elder. Lampi was a prominent portraitist in the late 18th and early 19th centuries. The painting features two women, the Countess Caroline and Zoe Thomatis, who are seated side by side, their gaze directed towards the viewer. The women's attire and their soft expressions reflect the elegance and grace of the aristocratic society. Lampi's use of soft, warm tones and a careful attention to detail create a sense of intimacy and realism, highlighting the beauty and sophistication of the women portrayed. The painting stands as a testament to Lampi's skill and the enduring appeal of portraiture in capturing individual likeness and social status.