Portrait Of A Lady, Called 'la Belle Ferronniere'

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''Portrait of a Lady, Called 'La Belle Ferronnière''' is a portrait painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, the renowned Italian polymath of the High Renaissance. The painting is believed to have been executed between 1490 and 1496, during Leonardo's time in Milan. It features a poised, young woman gazing directly at the viewer, her expression enigmatic, reminiscent of the master's famous Mona Lisa. The subject is adorned with a sumptuous dress and an elaborate coiffure, and her name, 'La Belle Ferronnière,' is a moniker bestowed upon her by later art historians, though her true identity remains a matter of debate.

The painting's title refers to a style of headband the woman wears, known as a ferronnière, which was fashionable in 15th-century Italy. Some art historians speculate that the subject could be Lucrezia Crivelli, a mistress of Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan and Leonardo's patron at the time. However, this identification, along with the painting's attribution to Leonardo, has been a subject of controversy and scholarly debate.

'La Belle Ferronnière' is celebrated for its exquisite detail, particularly in the rendering of the woman's delicate features and the intricate patterns of her attire. The work exemplifies Leonardo's sfumato technique, a method of softening transitions between colors to create a smoky effect, which gives the painting its lifelike quality and atmospheric depth.

The painting is part of the collection at the Louvre Museum in Paris, where it remains an important piece within the canon of Leonardo's portraiture. Despite questions surrounding its authorship and the identity of its subject, 'La Belle Ferronnière' continues to captivate audiences with its beauty and the enigmatic aura that is characteristic of Leonardo's portraits.

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