Marie de Langeac (1508-1588), femme de Jean, seigneur de Lestrange, c.1533

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"Marie de Langeac (1508-1588), femme de Jean, seigneur de Lestrange, c.1533" is a portrait painting attributed to the studio of the French Renaissance painter François Clouet. The painting is believed to have been created around 1533 and depicts Marie de Langeac, the wife of Jean de Lestrange, a nobleman of the period. While the exact details of the painting's commission and provenance may not be fully documented, the work is significant as it represents the style and conventions of portraiture in the French court during the 16th century.

François Clouet was a prominent court painter under the reign of King Francis I of France and later under his son Henry II. He was known for his detailed and realistic portraits of the French nobility and royalty. The attribution to Clouet's studio suggests that the painting was produced under his direction, if not by his own hand, and thus reflects the high standards and techniques employed by the artist and his contemporaries.

Marie de Langeac's portrait would have been an important status symbol for her family, serving both as a display of their wealth and as a means of securing their legacy. The painting likely captures her wearing the fashion of the time, with attention to the textures and materials that signify her social standing. As with many portraits of the era, it would have been intended to convey not only her physical likeness but also aspects of her character and the values of her class.

The artwork's historical and artistic value makes it an important piece for understanding the cultural and social dynamics of the French Renaissance. It provides insight into the role of women in the aristocracy, the nature of marriage alliances, and the aesthetics of courtly representation. If the painting still exists, it would be a significant artifact for art historians and scholars studying the period, the artist, and the genre of portraiture.

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