Portrait of a lady, half-length, in a red fur-lined coat and with lace headdress, seated at a secretaire

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"Portrait of a Lady, Half-Length, in a Red Fur-Lined Coat and with Lace Headdress, Seated at a Secretaire" is an 18th-century oil painting by the French artist Jean-Marc Nattier, renowned for his portraiture of the aristocracy and royalty. Nattier's work is characterized by its elegant depiction of subjects, often incorporating mythological themes and a Rococo style that was popular during his time. This particular portrait, while not as well-known as some of his other works, exemplifies Nattier's skill in capturing the grace and sophistication of his sitters.

The painting portrays an unidentified lady of high social standing, as indicated by her luxurious attire and the presence of a secretaire, a writing desk that was a symbol of education and status in the 18th century. She is dressed in a sumptuous red fur-lined coat, which provides a rich contrast to her delicate lace headdress, a common accessory in women's fashion of the period. The sitter's pose and the inclusion of the secretaire suggest that she is both literate and involved in correspondence, reflecting the cultural values associated with the elite of the time.

Jean-Marc Nattier (1685–1766) was a court painter to King Louis XV and is celebrated for his portraits that blend realism with idealization. His ability to convey the textures of fabrics and the softness of skin made his portraits highly sought after. "Portrait of a Lady, Half-Length, in a Red Fur-Lined Coat and with Lace Headdress, Seated at a Secretaire" is a testament to Nattier's talent in portraying the elegance and refined taste of the French nobility during the Rococo period.

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