Charlotte de Pisseleu (1524-1604), femme de Francois d'Aaugour, comte de Vertus, c.1555

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Charlotte de Pisseleu (1524-1604), femme de François d'Aumale, comte de Vertus, c.1555, is a portrait attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a prominent French Renaissance painter known for his detailed and refined portraits of the French nobility and court. This artwork is believed to depict Charlotte de Pisseleu, a noblewoman of the 16th century, though not much is widely known about her life or her specific relationship to the more famous Diane de Poitiers' niece, Anne de Pisseleu d'Heilly, Duchesse d'Étampes, a mistress of King François I of France. The connection to François d'Aumale, comte de Vertus, suggests a portrayal of a woman of significant social standing, possibly highlighting the intricate networks of power, influence, and marriage alliances within the French nobility during the Renaissance.

The portrait, dating from around 1555, reflects the stylistic characteristics and artistic conventions of the French court during the mid-16th century, showcasing the detailed fashion, jewelry, and personal adornments of the era. The attribution to the studio of Clouet indicates that while François Clouet himself may not have painted the portrait, it was produced under his direction or influence, maintaining the high standards of portraiture associated with his name. Clouet and his studio were renowned for their ability to capture not just the physical likeness of their subjects but also a sense of their character and status, making their portraits highly sought after by the nobility.

The work is significant for its contribution to the understanding of French Renaissance portraiture, offering insights into the social and cultural contexts of the time. It serves as a valuable piece for studying the fashion, aesthetics, and identities of the French court and its members. However, due to the limited information specifically about this portrait and its subject, further research and scholarship would be beneficial to fully appreciate its historical and artistic importance.

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