Louis de Noe, Governor of Bordeaux and Chamberlain to the Duke of Orleans, 1769

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"Louis de Noe, Governor of Bordeaux and Chamberlain to the Duke of Orleans, 1769" is a notable work of art crafted by Louis Carrogis Carmontelle. Louis Carrogis Carmontelle, an acclaimed French dramatist and painter, produced this artwork which portrays Louis de Noe, a significant figure of the 18th Century French aristocracy. Notably serving as the Governor of Bordeaux and later, the Chamberlain to the Duke of Orleans, de Noe's political role within this historical period is captured in Carmontelle's work.

Carmontelle, known for his exceptional talents in sketching portraits with delicacy and finesse, captured de Noe in his formal attire that signifies his professional roles. The artwork was completed in 1769, during the reign of Louis XV, a period that was significant with transformations in the French society, politics, and art.

The use of light and shade, as well as the artist's attention to fine detail in de Noe's clothing and stance, depicts the stature and the high esteem associated with his positions. This artwork not only reflects the sophisticated style and technique of Carmontelle but also serves as a historical document that provides a glimpse into the elite lifestyle and characters of the 18th-century French society.

The piece is now considered a valuable artifact in illuminating the art history of the pre-Revolutionary period in France as well as the political history related to de Noe’s etiquette and his roles as the Governor of Bordeaux and the chamberlain to the Duke of Orleans.

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