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

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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 is believed to have been created around 1535 and depicts Jossine de Pisseleu, a noblewoman of the period who held the titles of Dame de Lenoncourt and Comtesse de Vignory. The artwork is a fine example of portraiture from the French Renaissance, showcasing the fashion and aesthetic sensibilities of the French court during the 16th century.

The portrait is characterized by its detailed representation of the sitter's attire and accessories, which were indicative of her social status and wealth. The use of light and shadow, as well as the lifelike rendering of fabrics and textures, reflects the influence of the Northern Renaissance on French art. Although the painting is attributed to the studio of Clouet, it is uncertain whether François Clouet himself painted it or if it was the work of one of his talented assistants or followers.

As a historical artifact, the portrait provides insight into the identity and status of women in the French nobility during the Renaissance. Jossine de Pisseleu's portrayal in this work contributes to the understanding of the role of portraiture in asserting social position and preserving the legacy of prominent individuals of the time.

The painting is an important piece for art historians and enthusiasts interested in the Clouet school and the broader context of European portraiture. It is also significant for those studying the cultural and social history of France, as it encapsulates the visual culture of the French aristocracy in the 16th century.

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