Miles Barton Art and Interiors has dated this Georgian Woven Silk Portrait to the 18th Century.
Oval silk size visable: 35 x 29 cm (13 ¾ x 11 ½ in)
Frame size: 45 x 40 cm (17 ½ x 16 in)
Provenance: Private Collection, England
This elegant silk woven image was created at the end of the 18th century probably in France.
Her fashion is that of around the late 1780s and was popular in France. The artist Elisabeth Louise Vigée-Lebrun painted herself similarly in a straw hat.

The entire silk is framed in an oval verre églomisé frame with gold-stenciled corner rosettes that enhance its antique, decorative appeal. Verre églomisé is a decorative technique where designs and metal leaf (such as gold or silver) are applied to the reverse side of a glass panel to create a mirrored, reflective, or layered effect and were very popular for the period.
Importantly the silk is in good condition. There are no splits or pulls and the marks you see on the images are just darker threads.
Miles Barton Art and Interiors has dated this Georgian Woven Silk Portrait to the 18th Century.
British and european pictures and works of art from the 17th to 20th century
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