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Portrait thought to be Princess Clémentine de Metternich, 18th century. Creator: Thomas Lawrence
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Portrait thought to be Princess Clémentine de Metternich, 18th century. Creator: Thomas Lawrence
Portrait thought to be Princess Clementine de Metternich, 18th century
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This evocative portrait, believed to depict Princess Clementine Maria Octavia von Metternich (1759-1821), is a stunning example of 18th century artistry by renowned British painter, Sir Thomas Lawrence. The young princess, originally from Austria, is captured in a moment of quiet introspection, her brown eyes fixed on an unseen horizon as she looks away from the viewer. Her brunette hair cascades in soft waves over her shoulders, adding to the allure of her regal bearing. The painting, titled "Portrait thought to be Princess Clementine de Metternich," is a testament to Lawrence's mastery of color and technique. The richly textured fabric of her dress, the intricate detailing of her headdress, and the delicate rendering of her features all contribute to a sense of timeless elegance. Princess Clementine was a member of the Austrian royal family and was known for her beauty and intelligence. She spent much of her adult life in Britain, where she was a favorite of King George III and Queen Charlotte. This painting may have been created during one of her visits to the court. The portrait is now housed in the Musée Cognacq-Jay in Paris, one of the city's most esteemed museums. It is a reminder of the rich cultural heritage shared between Austria and Britain during the Georgian era and the enduring allure of the portraits produced during this time.
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