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French School Portrait of Louis XIV after Hyacinthe Rigaud, ca. 1750
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- $12,000.00
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- $12,000.00
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Item: Oil Painting
Artist: Unknown, French School
Original Artist: Hyacinthe Rigaud, 1659 - 1743 (France)
Age: ca. 1750
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions:
Condition: Very good. Some minor wear and to the paint consistent with age. No rips, chips or damage to the canvas. Velvet matting has some spots. Please see photos.
Details: This oval portrait of Louis XIV is fitted into a bright gilt rectangular frame with a deep red velvet matting.
French School copies are typically a reproduction or imitation of a style or work characteristic of the fine art masters that would be completed as a student of the school of fine arts in France.
This oval portrait of Louis XIV is a highly skilled French School style emulation copy inspired by the techniques and themes characteristic Hyacinthe Rigaud's portraits of Louis XIV in the early 16th Century. It was likely completed around 1750 after Rigaud’s death.
It has a printed brass plaque attached to the bottom intersection of stretchers on the back of the canvas that reads:
RIGAUD
1659 - 1743
L'ECOLE FRANCAISE