Equestrian Portrait of Louis XV 1710-74 at the age of thirteen, 1723

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The "Equestrian Portrait of Louis XV (1710-74) at the Age of Thirteen, 1723" is a significant work of art that captures a pivotal moment in French history through the depiction of a young monarch on the cusp of his reign. This collaborative masterpiece, created by Jean-Baptiste Van Loo (1684-1745), Joseph Parrocel (1646-1704), and Charles Parrocel (1688-1752), stands as a testament to the grandeur and the ceremonial aspects of the French monarchy in the early 18th century.

Jean-Baptiste Van Loo, a member of the renowned Van Loo family of painters, was primarily responsible for the portrait aspect of the painting, capturing the youthful visage of Louis XV with a delicate precision that reflects the king's innocence and the heavy burden of monarchy that awaited him. Joseph Parrocel, known for his battle scenes and depictions of horses, contributed his expertise to the portrayal of the horse, a symbol of power and majesty, which is rendered with dynamic energy and fine detail. Charles Parrocel, continuing the family tradition, likely contributed to the detailed rendering of the surroundings and possibly the horse, adding depth and context to the royal portrait.

Painted in 1723, the portrait commemorates Louis XV's assumption of power after reaching the age of majority. The painting is rich in symbolism, with the young king depicted in royal regalia, mounted on a majestic steed, symbolizing his readiness to lead and govern France. The background, possibly the work of Charles Parrocel, depicts a serene landscape that contrasts with the dynamism of the horse and the solemnity of the young king, suggesting the peace and prosperity that his reign could bring to France.

This collaborative work not only showcases the artistic talents of the Van Loo and Parrocel families but also serves as a historical document, capturing the image of a young king at a critical juncture in his life and in the history of France. The "Equestrian Portrait of Louis XV at the Age of Thirteen" is a masterpiece of portraiture, combining the skills of three prominent artists of the time to create a work that is both a celebration of monarchical power and a nuanced depiction of a young ruler poised between childhood and the responsibilities of kingship.

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