Francois de Rohan (1515-60) Seigneur de Gie, c.1540

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François de Rohan (1515-1560), Seigneur de Gié, is a portrait attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a prominent French Renaissance painter known for his detailed and sophisticated portraits of the French nobility and court. Painted around 1540, this artwork is a significant example of the portraiture style of the period, reflecting the cultural and artistic influences of the French Renaissance. François de Rohan was a notable figure in 16th-century France, a member of the influential Rohan family, which played a crucial role in the political and military affairs of the time. The portrait of François de Rohan, Seigneur de Gié, is celebrated for its meticulous attention to detail, capturing not only the physical likeness but also the social status and personality of the sitter.

The work is executed with the refined technique characteristic of Clouet's studio, showcasing the elegance and sophistication of the French court. The portrait likely served both as a personal commemoration and a display of Rohan's status and power. The attire, pose, and accoutrements depicted in the painting are indicative of Rohan's noble standing and the cultural codes of the era. While the painting is attributed to the studio of François Clouet, the exact identity of the artist remains a subject of scholarly debate, reflecting the collaborative nature of art production in the Renaissance period.

This portrait is an important piece for understanding the social and artistic contexts of 16th-century France, offering insights into the conventions of portraiture, the representation of nobility, and the visual culture of the French Renaissance. As such, it holds a place of significance in the study of Renaissance art and the history of French nobility.

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