Portrait Du Comte D'artois Enfant

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"Portrait du Comte d'Artois Enfant" is an 18th-century painting by French artist Jean Martial Frédou, depicting Charles Philippe, who would later become King Charles X of France. As a member of the royal Bourbon family, the Comte d'Artois was a significant figure, and his portrayal as a child reflects the tradition of royal portraiture aimed at emphasizing the continuity and prestige of the monarchy.

Jean Martial Frédou (1710–1795) was a noted portraitist in the court of King Louis XV of France, and his works are characterized by their fine detail and the elegance typical of the Rococo period. In this particular painting, Frédou captures the young count in an idealized manner, which was common in royal portraiture of the time. The work likely served both as a personal memento for the royal family and as a political symbol, projecting the image of the Bourbon dynasty's future.

The painting is notable for its representation of the young noble in regal attire, with attention to the textures of his clothing and the accessories that denote his status. Frédou's skill in rendering the delicate features of the child's face and the intricate details of his costume demonstrates the artist's mastery of portraiture.

"Portrait du Comte d'Artois Enfant" is an important work for understanding the visual culture of the French aristocracy before the Revolution, as well as the role of portraiture in reinforcing social hierarchies. The painting is also significant for art historians studying the evolution of French portraiture and the specific contributions of Jean Martial Frédou to this genre.

While the current location of the painting is not specified, works by Frédou are held in various art collections, including museums and galleries in France and around the world. This painting continues to be of interest to scholars of French art history and those studying the iconography of European royalty.

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