Jossine de Pisseleu, dame Lenoncourt, comtesse de Vignory; c.1535 2

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"Jossine de Pisseleu, dame Lenoncourt, comtesse de Vignory; c.1535" is a portrait attributed to the studio of the French Renaissance painter François Clouet. The painting, dating from around 1535, is believed to depict Jossine de Pisseleu, a noblewoman of the period, who held the titles of Dame de Lenoncourt and Comtesse de Vignory. The artwork is a quintessential example of the portraiture style of the French court during the 16th century, showcasing the fashion, elegance, and the refined aesthetic of the era.

The portrait is characterized by its meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the rendering of the sitter's attire and accessories, which reflect her status and wealth. The use of light and shadow, as well as the lifelike representation of the subject, are indicative of the influence of the Italian Renaissance on French art, a hallmark of Clouet's work and that of his studio. François Clouet was renowned for his portraits of the French nobility and royalty, and his studio continued his tradition of capturing the likeness and personality of the sitters with grace and precision.

While the painting is attributed to Clouet's studio, it is not uncommon for works from this period to be the result of collaborative efforts within an artist's workshop. The distinction between the master's hand and that of his assistants can be challenging to discern, and as such, the attribution to the studio recognizes the collective contribution to the piece.

The portrait of Jossine de Pisseleu is an important work for scholars studying the French Renaissance and the social history of the time, as it provides insights into the conventions of portraiture, the role of women in the aristocracy, and the aesthetics of 16th-century French art. The painting is also significant for its connection to the Clouet dynasty, a family of artists who played a pivotal role in the development of French portraiture.

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