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Portrait of a man, between 1725 and 1750. Creator: English School
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Portrait of a man, between 1725 and 1750. Creator: English School
Portrait of a man, between 1725 and 1750
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This exquisite 18th century portrait, created between 1725 and 1750 by the English School, captures the essence of British fashion during this period. The subject, a man of refined taste and affluence, dons an elegant ensemble of a blue coat and a matching waistcoat, both adorned with intricate brocade and copper enamelie details. The coat's bassetaille, a popular style of the time, is accentuated by the man's confident posture and direct gaze. The man's clothing is further accessorized with a textured, oval-shaped waistcoat and a crisp, white shirt. His attire is completed with a fashionable wig, adding to his sophisticated appearance. The man's jewelry includes a pendant, adding a touch of luxury to the portrait. The use of the copper enamel technique adds a modern touch to the traditional textiles, showcasing the fusion of old and new techniques during this era. The portrait's oval shape is a common feature in 18th century portraiture, highlighting the importance of individuality and personal identity during this time. This portrait, now a cherished piece of heritage art, can be found in the Musée Cognacq-Jay in Paris, one of the city's most esteemed museums. It serves as a reminder of the fashion trends and cultural heritage of the eighteenth century, inviting us to reflect on the evolution of clothing and art over time.
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