Portrait Presume De La Princesse De Polignac

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"Portrait Présumé de la Princesse de Polignac" is an artwork attributed to Jean-Baptiste Isabey, a prominent French painter born on April 11, 1767, in Nancy, France, and who died on April 18, 1855, in Paris. Isabey specialized in portraiture and miniature painting and was renowned for his work at the courts of both Napoleon Bonaparte and the restored Bourbon monarchy. The title of the painting translates to "Presumed Portrait of the Princess of Polignac," indicating that the subject is believed to be a member of the aristocratic Polignac family, possibly even the famous Yolande de Polastron, a close friend and confidante of Queen Marie Antoinette.

The portrait is executed in Isabey's delicate and detailed style, characteristic of his miniatures and smaller works. His ability to capture the nuances of his subjects' expressions and the intricacies of their attire made him a sought-after artist among the elite of his time. The Princess of Polignac, as a member of a prominent noble family, would have been a typical subject for an artist of Isabey's stature and reputation.

While the exact date of creation is not specified, the artwork is likely from the late 18th or early 19th century, a period that corresponds with Isabey's most active years as a court painter. The portrait is presumed to be of the princess due to the style of dress, the sitter's appearance, and the historical context in which Isabey worked. However, without definitive documentation or provenance, the identity of the sitter as the Princess of Polignac remains an educated conjecture rather than an established fact.

The "Portrait Présumé de la Princesse de Polignac" is an example of Isabey's contribution to the portraiture genre and reflects the social and cultural milieu of France during a time of significant political upheaval and change. The artwork's current location, ownership, and exhibition history are not specified in this introduction, and further research would be required to provide a complete account of the portrait's provenance and significance within Isabey's oeuvre and French art history.

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