A Portrait Of A Young Boy, Full-length, With A Parrot; And A Companion Portrait Of A Young Girl With A Lamb, Thought To Be The Robinson Children (a Pair)

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"A Portrait of a Young Boy, Full-length, with a Parrot; and A Companion Portrait of a Young Girl with a Lamb, Thought to be the Robinson Children (a pair)" are two significant works by James Francis Maubert, an artist of French descent who was active in England during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. These companion portraits, executed with oil on canvas, are exemplary of Maubert's skill in capturing the innocence and elegance of childhood, as well as his adeptness in incorporating animals to enhance the narrative and emotional depth of his works.

James Francis Maubert (1666–1738) was known for his portraits, which often depicted members of the aristocracy and notable families of the period. The inclusion of a parrot with the young boy and a lamb with the young girl in these works is particularly telling of the era's fascination with exotic and domestic animals, symbolizing both status and the connection between humans and nature. The choice of animals also serves to illuminate aspects of the children's personalities and the innocence associated with youth.

The portraits are thought to depict the Robinson children, members of a family that would have been of some standing to commission works from an artist of Maubert's caliber. While the exact identities of the children and the commission's circumstances remain a matter of historical speculation, these paintings are invaluable for offering insights into the social customs, fashion, and familial relationships of the time.

Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, from the luxurious fabrics of the children's clothing to the lively expressions of the animals, Maubert's works stand as a testament to the artist's mastery over the portrait genre. The paintings not only showcase his technical prowess but also his ability to convey the subjects' inner lives and the broader cultural contexts of the period.

Today, "A Portrait of a Young Boy, Full-length, with a Parrot; and A Companion Portrait of a Young Girl with a Lamb, Thought to be the Robinson Children" are celebrated for their historical significance and artistic merit. They offer a window into the 18th-century British society, the role of portraiture in personal and familial legacy, and the enduring charm of childhood captured in art.

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