Élisabeth of France, Versailles

Glamorous Woman in Blue Plaid Swimsuit and Hat

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Élisabeth of France, Versailles
Artist: Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun
Year: 1782
Culture: French

This portrait of Élisabeth of France, painted in 1782 by Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun, is a masterful example of the artist's ability to capture elegance and personality. Élisabeth, the youngest sister of King Louis XVI, is depicted with poise and grace, reflecting her noble status and refined demeanor. Vigée Le Brun’s talent for rendering intricate textures and soft expressions is evident in the rich fabrics, delicate features, and naturalistic portrayal of the sitter.

As a favored portraitist of the French court, Vigée Le Brun played a significant role in shaping the visual legacy of France's royal family during the final years of the Ancien Régime. This painting exemplifies her skill in combining formal portraiture with an intimate and approachable sensibility.

The portrait now resides in the Château de Versailles, where it remains a testament to both the artistry of Vigée Le Brun and the storied history of the French royal family.