Two Studies Of A Gentleman In A Frock Coat And Tricorn

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"Two Studies Of A Gentleman In A Frock Coat And Tricorn is a notable artwork attributed to Peter Tillemans, a Flemish painter primarily known for his works related to landscapes, sporting scenes and equestrian portraits. This singular piece boldly represents the fashion and personas of the early 18th century, a period when the made England his home and developed distinct style.

In this dual study of a gentleman, Tillemans showcases his adept skills in crafting meticulous details of clothing and fashion. The subject, portrayed twice, wears a frock coat and a tricorn, indicative of the period's aristocratic male attire. The frock coat, characterized by its long, loose nature, is carefully rendered to show its intricate designs and material folds. The tricorn, a type of hat that has three corners and was popular in the 18th century, sits atop the gentleman’s peruke, a high-status type of wig prevalent among men of standing during this era.

While there is no specific information about the individual displayed in these studies, the overall artwork provides a richly textured glimpse into the sartorial trends, social norms, and the implicit status symbolisms of the time. As with many of Tillemans other works, this piece offers viewers more than just a visual representation; it offers an insight into the societal customs and class dynamics of early 18th-century England.

Peter Tillemans, born in 1684 in Antwerp, Belgium, migrated to England around 1708. The artwork date remains uncertain, however, it fits into Tillemans' artistic timeline, which spans from his early career in Antwerp till his demise in 1734 in England. His works, particularly scenes involving horses and country estates, are held in many prestigious collections, reflecting the widespread appreciation of his artistic talent. "Two Studies Of A Gentleman In A Frock Coat And Tricorn" extends his catalog, marking Tillemans as a painter of the human figure with as much finesse as his landscape and sporting scenes.

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