Madame de Boisandre, wife of the commandant of the hunt of the Duke of Orleans, c.1761

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"Madame de Boisandre, wife of the commandant of the hunt of the Duke of Orleans, c.1761" is a portrait by Louis Carrogis Carmontelle, a French artist, writer, and dramatist known for his portraits and landscape drawings. Carmontelle was particularly renowned for his depictions of the French nobility and cultural figures of his time. This work captures Madame de Boisandre, whose identity beyond her marriage to the commandant of the hunt for the Duke of Orleans remains largely enigmatic. The portrait is reflective of the Rococo style, which was prevalent during the period and is characterized by its lightness, elegance, and an emphasis on depicting the leisurely pursuits of the aristocracy.

The portrait is executed with delicate brushwork and attention to detail, which is typical of Carmontelle's style. He was known for his ability to capture the personality and grace of his subjects through his art. The Duke of Orleans, for whom Madame de Boisandre's husband worked, was a member of the royal family and a significant patron of the arts, suggesting that the Boisandres were well-entrenched in the aristocratic and cultural circles of 18th-century France.

As with many works of art from this period, the historical context is crucial for understanding the portrait's significance. The artwork not only serves as a representation of an individual but also as a window into the social and cultural norms of the time. The fact that Madame de Boisandre's portrait was commissioned and that she was the wife of a high-ranking official in the Duke of Orleans' service indicates her position within the social hierarchy of the time.

While there is limited information available about Madame de Boisandre's life and the specific circumstances of the portrait's commission, the artwork itself stands as a testament to Carmontelle's skill as a portraitist and the cultural milieu of the French aristocracy in the 18th century. The portrait remains an important piece for art historians and enthusiasts interested in the Rococo period and the representation of women in art.

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