Jacqueline de Rohan, marquise de Rothelin (1520-86), c.1559

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"Jacqueline de Rohan, Marquise de Rothelin (1520-1586), c.1559" is a portrait attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a renowned French Renaissance painter known for his detailed and realistic portraiture of the French court. The painting depicts Jacqueline de Rohan, a noblewoman of significant influence during the 16th century, recognized for her intelligence, beauty, and her involvement in the political and religious turmoils of her time, particularly in the context of the French Wars of Religion.

The portrait is believed to have been created around 1559, a period that corresponds with Clouet's tenure as the court painter for King Henry II of France. While the exact details of the painting's commission and provenance may not be fully documented, the work is consistent with the style and quality of Clouet's studio, which was known for producing portraits for the nobility that were not only likenesses but also conveyed the status and character of the sitters.

In the painting, Jacqueline de Rohan is depicted with the fashion and attributes befitting a woman of her rank. Her attire and accessories would have been carefully chosen to reflect her social standing and personal taste. The portrait would have served as both a personal memento and a political statement, emphasizing her lineage, alliances, and role within the aristocratic circles of the time.

As with many works from this era, the attribution to Clouet's studio rather than to the master himself suggests that while the portrait was likely produced under his direction, it may have been executed by one of his talented assistants or pupils. This practice was common in the workshops of master artists of the period. The painting is an important piece of cultural heritage, offering insight into the artistic practices of the French Renaissance as well as the societal position of women in the French nobility.

The portrait of Jacqueline de Rohan, Marquise de Rothelin, remains a significant work for art historians and enthusiasts of Renaissance portraiture, reflecting the rich interplay between art, politics, and identity in 16th-century France.

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