Ritas Bazaar has dated this 19th Century Oil Portrait to the 19th Century.
The painting is set within its original gilt frame enriched with foliate and floral relief. The lined canvas bears the stamp of John Reeves, Artists’ Colourman, Cheapside, London, indicating 19th-century conservation.

Historical Background
Nattier’s portraits of court ladies during the Régence and Louis XV eras shaped the visual language of French aristocratic portraiture. His influence extended well into the 19th century, when artists replicated his aesthetic to satisfy collectors interested in the Rococo revival.

Measurements
• With frame: 52 × 58 cm (20.5? × 22.8?)
• Inner image: 32.5 × 27 cm (12.8? × 10.6?)
Condition
The painting presents well, with a lined and stable canvas. Craquelure, minor retouching and gentle surface wear consistent with age. The frame remains solid and attractive, showing small areas of gilding loss and wear at the mitres.

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Ritas Bazaar has dated this 19th Century Oil Portrait to the 19th Century.
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