Unknown portrait of a young Lady, probely Diane, bastard of France, duchesse de Montmorency, then of Angouleme and Chatellerault, c.1540

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"Unknown Portrait of a Young Lady, Probably Diane, Bastard of France, Duchesse de Montmorency, then of Angoulême and Châtellerault, c.1540" is a Renaissance painting attributed to the studio of François Clouet, a prominent French portrait artist of the 16th century. The painting is believed to depict Diane de France (1538–1619), the legitimised natural daughter of King Henry II of France, who held the titles of Duchess of Montmorency and later Duchess of Angoulême and Châtellerault through her marriages. The artwork dates to around 1540, a time when Clouet was known for his detailed and sensitive portrayals of the French court.

The portrait is a fine example of the French Renaissance portraiture, characterized by its attention to detail, rich clothing, and the sitter's poised and elegant demeanor. The young lady's attire and accessories reflect her noble status, while her expression and posture suggest the grace and decorum expected of a woman of her rank. The attribution to the studio of Clouet indicates that while the master may not have painted the work entirely by himself, his influence and style are evident in the execution of the portrait.

As an important historical and artistic artifact, the painting offers insights into the courtly life, fashion, and portraiture of the French Renaissance. It also provides a visual connection to Diane de France, whose life intersected with significant political and cultural figures of her time. The portrait is a testament to the skill of Clouet and his workshop, as well as to the rich tapestry of French history during the 16th century.

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