Past Exhibition

Nanteuil Engraved Portraits

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  • Dates

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  • Locations

    Ground Floor, West Central Lobby

Overview: 35 portrait engravings by Robert Nanteuil (c. 1623-1678) were on view, selected from the Rosenwald collection of the National Gallery.

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The image depicts a seated woman in a half-body portrait within an ornate gold-colored border. She is sitting upright with her hands in lace gloves in front of her. The woman has a composed expression, short hair, and wears a dark dress with lace details. The background is plain, emphasizing the details of her attire and the frame. No jewelry is visible.

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The image features curved and flowing lines in a blend of muted and vibrant colors. Two figures are depicted: one cloaked in a dark shadow and the other elongated with pale, flowing robes. The scene suggests a shoreline with wavy lines resembling water. The surrounding landscape portrays sweeping curves and indistinct shapes reminiscent of hills or mountains in the distance.

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