Portrait of a Young Woman as a Vestal Virgin – (François Hubert Drouais) prijašnji Sljedeći


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Datum: 1767

Veličina: 80 x 64 cm

Muzej: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States Of America)

Tehnika: Oil On Canvas

Disguise was frequently used by fashionable portraitists like Drouais. It allowed sitters to convey added layers of information about themselves through reference to myth and ancient history. Traditionally, Vestal Virgins were ancient Roman women devoted to Vesta, goddess of the hearth, alluded to here in the brazier on which offerings might be made. This guise was well suited to eighteenth-century women who were unmarried or about to marry. This unknown sitter’s gold-trimmed robe is not contemporary dress but a historicizing costume; her pose, unveiling herself, is typical of the simultaneously chaste and alluring nature of this particular disguise.

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