Marguerite de Lustrac (c.1520-74), wife of Jacques d'Albon, seigneur de Saint-Andre, marechal de France, c.1548

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"Marguerite de Lustrac (c.1520-74), wife of Jacques d'Albon, seigneur de Saint-Andre, marechal de France, c.1548" is a portrait attributed to the studio of Clouet, a prominent name in 16th-century French art, known for their detailed and insightful portrayals of the French nobility and court. This artwork captures Marguerite de Lustrac, an aristocratic woman of the French Renaissance, whose life was intertwined with significant historical figures and events of her time. Born around 1520, Marguerite de Lustrac was married to Jacques d'Albon, Seigneur de Saint-André, a Marshal of France and a close confidant of King Henry II. Her portrait, believed to have been created circa 1548, offers a glimpse into the fashion, aesthetics, and social status of the French nobility during the Renaissance.

The painting is significant not only for its artistic value but also for its historical context, providing insights into the personal lives of those who played pivotal roles in the political and military spheres of 16th-century France. The attribution to the studio of Clouet suggests that while the work may not have been directly executed by François Clouet himself, it was produced under his influence or by one of his contemporaries or pupils, adhering to the stylistic and technical qualities associated with Clouet's renowned portraits.

This portrait of Marguerite de Lustrac is an important piece for understanding the role of women in the French Renaissance, their representation in art, and the broader cultural and societal norms of the time. It also exemplifies the craftsmanship and artistic trends of the period, highlighting the blend of realism and idealization that characterizes Clouet's approach to portraiture. Through this work, viewers can appreciate the elegance and dignity of Marguerite de Lustrac, as well as the skill and artistry of the Clouet studio, making it a valuable subject of study for both art historians and those interested in the history of France.

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