Portrait of a Lady called La Belle Ferronniere 1490-95

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''Portrait of a Lady known as La Belle Ferronnière'' is a Renaissance portrait painting attributed to Leonardo da Vinci and dated to approximately 1490-1495. The painting is named after a presumed mistress of King Francis I of France, known as La Belle Ferronnière, although this identification and the painting's title are matters of scholarly debate. The artwork is renowned for its delicate portrayal of the female subject, whose enigmatic expression and gaze bear a resemblance to other works by Leonardo, such as the Mona Lisa.

The portrait features a young woman adorned with a lavish headdress and attire, indicative of the fashion of the Italian aristocracy during the late 15th century. Her poised demeanor and the subtle modeling of her face showcase Leonardo's mastery of sfumato, a technique he developed to create fine gradations of light and shadow, lending a lifelike quality to the painting. The sitter's identity remains uncertain, with various theories suggesting she could be a member of the Sforza family, the ruling dynasty of Milan, where Leonardo was active during the period.

Held in the collection of the Louvre Museum in Paris, ''La Belle Ferronnière'' is one of several female portraits attributed to Leonardo, and it continues to captivate viewers with its psychological depth and technical brilliance. The painting's provenance and attribution have been subjects of extensive art historical research, contributing to the ongoing discourse surrounding Leonardo's body of work and the cultural context of the Italian Renaissance.

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