Portrait Of A Woman, Called "la Belle Ferronniere"

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"Portrait of a Woman, Called 'La Belle Ferronnière'" is a Renaissance portrait painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci or his school, dating from around 1490 to 1496. The painting is named after a nickname, "La Belle Ferronnière," which refers to a beautiful woman who was the wife or daughter of an ironmonger (ferronnier). However, the true identity of the sitter remains a subject of debate among art historians, and some have speculated that she could have been a mistress of Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan, where Leonardo was serving at the time.

The painting is renowned for its exquisite detail, the delicate modeling of the woman's features, and the subtle gradation of tone—a technique known as sfumato, which is characteristic of Leonardo's work. The sitter's enigmatic expression, reminiscent of Leonardo's famous Mona Lisa, adds to the allure and mystery of the painting.

"La Belle Ferronnière" is executed in oil on a walnut wood panel and measures 63 cm by 45 cm. The woman is depicted against a dark background, with her gaze fixed on the viewer. She wears a sumptuous dress and an ornate headdress, indicative of the fashion of the Milanese court at the time. A jewel with a pendant is placed prominently on her forehead, which, along with her necklace, suggests her high social status.

The painting is part of the collection at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France, where it is displayed as an authentic work by Leonardo. However, the attribution to Leonardo has been a matter of scholarly debate, with some experts suggesting that it may have been painted by one of his pupils or followers, possibly working under his direction.

The "Portrait of a Woman, Called 'La Belle Ferronnière'" continues to captivate audiences with its beauty and the enigma surrounding the identity of its subject. It remains an important work for the study of Leonardo da Vinci's portraiture and the broader context of Renaissance art.

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