A Gentleman, Wearing Blue-lined Beige Cloak, White Jabot And Full-bottomed Natural Wig.

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"A Gentleman, Wearing Blue-lined Beige Cloak, White Jabot And Full-bottomed Natural Wig" is a portrait painting by the Swiss-French artist Benjamin Arlaud (1662–1721). Arlaud, known for his meticulous and refined miniature portraits, was active during the late 17th and early 18th centuries, a period that saw the flourishing of portrait miniatures as a popular form of personal mementos among the European aristocracy and bourgeoisie.

The painting in question captures the likeness of an unidentified gentleman, depicted according to the fashion and aesthetic sensibilities of the late Baroque period. The subject is dressed in a beige cloak lined with blue, a style that suggests a sense of understated elegance and status. The white jabot, a decorative clothing accessory that cascaded from the neck, and the full-bottomed natural wig, a symbol of refinement and social standing during the era, further accentuate the gentleman's genteel appearance.

Benjamin Arlaud's work is characterized by his attention to detail and the ability to convey the textures of fabrics and the subtleties of human expression. This portrait is no exception, showcasing Arlaud's skill in rendering the intricate lace of the jabot and the soft curls of the wig with precision and delicacy. The use of light and shadow in the painting adds depth and realism to the figure, while the sitter's pose and expression exude a sense of poise and confidence.

The painting is a testament to the cultural and artistic values of its time, reflecting the importance of portraiture as a means of asserting identity and status. As with many of Arlaud's works, this miniature portrait would have served both as a personal keepsake for the sitter or their loved ones and as an object of artistry and craftsmanship.

While the exact date of creation and current whereabouts of "A Gentleman, Wearing Blue-lined Beige Cloak, White Jabot And Full-bottomed Natural Wig" are not specified in this entry, the work remains a significant example of Benjamin Arlaud's contribution to the art of portrait miniatures and the visual culture of the late 17th and early 18th centuries.

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