La Marquise de Courtebonne Anne Marie du Puy Montbrun de Montcalm and Louis Pierre de Chastenet Comte de Puysegur 1726-1807

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"La Marquise de Courtebonne Anne Marie du Puy Montbrun de Montcalm and Louis Pierre de Chastenet Comte de Puysegur (1726-1807)" is a portrait by Louis Carrogis, commonly known as Carmontelle, a French artist, writer, and dramatist renowned for his portraits and landscape drawings. The artwork captures Anne Marie du Puy Montbrun de Montcalm, the Marquise de Courtebonne, alongside Louis Pierre de Chastenet, the Comte de Puysegur, both prominent figures of 18th-century French nobility.

Carmontelle was celebrated for his transparent portraits, a unique form of portraiture that involved the use of lightweight paper or parchment, allowing for delicate and detailed renderings of his subjects. His works often depicted the social elite of his time, offering a window into the fashions, personalities, and cultural milieu of the French Enlightenment.

The portrait of the Marquise de Courtebonne and the Comte de Puysegur is significant for its representation of the sitters' status and character, as well as for its artistic merit. Carmontelle's skill in capturing the likeness and essence of his subjects is evident in this work, which would have been commissioned to commemorate the sitters' social standing and personal relationship.

As an artist, Carmontelle was employed at the court of the Duke of Orléans and was a member of the intellectual circles that included some of the most influential philosophers and artists of his time. His portraits are valuable not only for their aesthetic appeal but also for their historical significance, providing insight into the lives of the individuals who played a role in shaping 18th-century French society.

The portrait of La Marquise de Courtebonne and the Comte de Puysegur exemplifies Carmontelle's mastery of the transparent portrait technique and stands as a testament to the artist's ability to capture the elegance and sophistication of the French aristocracy. It remains an important piece within the oeuvre of Carmontelle and a significant artifact of the period in which it was created.

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