Titan Fine Art has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
France was the center for lace-making and silk and brocade manufacturing and its many goods were in high demand in other European countries.

The abundance of drapery, the wide gathered sleeves, the lace, the copious amount of jewellery, and the whiteness of the skin are direct references to wealth; this sitter was likely a member of the French court. The bold resonant colour combination, with the red gown and the azure blue silk mantle, create a striking image. It can be dated from the hairstyle and attire with the side sleeves to circa 1690.

Presented in a fine antique gilded frame. There is indistinct text on the upper left section.
Provenance: Private collection, Amsterdam
Measurements: Height 82cm, Width 68cm framed (Height 32”, Width 26.25” framed)
Titan Fine Art has dated this piece to the 17th Century.
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