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Portrait of the King Louis XV (1710-1774), 1720s. Artist: Van Loo, Jean Baptiste (1684-1745)
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Portrait of the King Louis XV (1710-1774), 1720s. Artist: Van Loo, Jean Baptiste (1684-1745)
Portrait of the King Louis XV (1710-1774), 1720s. From a private collection
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This stunning portrait captures the essence of King Louis XV, one of France's most influential monarchs. Painted by the talented artist Jean Baptiste Van Loo in the 1720s, this print showcases the king's regal presence and aristocratic charm. Louis XV ruled over France and Navarre during a time of great artistic and cultural flourishing known as the Rococo period. The painting reflects this era with its intricate details, delicate brushstrokes, and opulent surroundings. The Palace of Versailles serves as a backdrop, symbolizing both his power and connection to French nobility. As an absolute ruler, Louis XV was known for his extravagant lifestyle and patronage of fine arts. He is famously associated with Madame de Pompadour, his well-beloved mistress who greatly influenced politics and culture at court. This portrait hints at their relationship through subtle touches such as her inclusion in the background or hidden symbols within the composition. The reign of Louis XV also saw significant events like the Seven Years War that shaped world history. Despite facing challenges during his rule, he left behind a legacy that continues to fascinate historians today. This print offers a glimpse into an era defined by elegance, grandeur, and political intrigue. It is not only a testament to Van Loo's mastery but also serves as a window into an extraordinary period in French history - where art met absolutism on canvas.
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