Portrait of a Woman c. 1786
jeanbaptistegreuze
painting, oil-paint
portrait
figurative
neoclacissism
painting
oil-paint
figuration
romanticism
academic-art
realism
Jean-Baptiste Greuze's "Portrait of a Woman" (c. 1786) showcases the artist's signature style of sentimental portraiture. The painting, likely depicting a woman of the French aristocracy, captures a moment of quiet contemplation. The soft light illuminates her delicate features, and her pensive gaze and gentle smile evoke a sense of melancholy and grace, characteristic of the Rococo era. Greuze's meticulous attention to detail in the woman's attire, particularly the intricate lace collar and the elegant feathered hat, further highlights the opulence of the period. This work exemplifies Greuze's mastery in depicting the emotions and complexities of the human experience.
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