Anne de Pisseleu, (1508-80) Duchesse d'Etampes or possibly Diane de Poitiers (1499-1566) as a widow, c.1520-25

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"Anne de Pisseleu, Duchesse d'Étampes (1508–1580) or possibly Diane de Poitiers (1499–1566) as a Widow, c.1520-25" is a portrait painting attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a renowned French Renaissance painter. The painting is believed to depict either Anne de Pisseleu, a mistress of King Francis I of France, or Diane de Poitiers, the celebrated mistress of King Henry II of France. The exact identity of the sitter remains a subject of debate among art historians.

The portrait is a fine example of 16th-century French portraiture, showcasing the intricate details and fashion of the French court during the Renaissance. The sitter is depicted in a somber, contemplative pose, which is characteristic of widow's portraits of the time. The painting's attribution to the studio of Clouet suggests that it was created by one of the apprentices or assistants working under the direction of François Clouet, who was the court painter to King Francis I and later to his son Henry II.

The artwork captures the elegance and sophistication of the French nobility, with the sitter dressed in a richly adorned gown, typical of the period's high fashion. The use of light and shadow, as well as the detailed rendering of fabrics and textures, reflects the influence of the Northern Renaissance on French art.

While the painting is an important piece of French Renaissance art, the lack of definitive evidence regarding the sitter's identity and the exact involvement of François Clouet or his studio in its creation means that scholarly interpretations remain varied. The portrait is a testament to the cultural and artistic achievements of the French court during the 16th century and continues to be studied for its artistic merit and historical significance.

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