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MISS PRICE

MISS PRICE lady of the court of Charles II, maid of honour to queen Catherine of Braganza. But no one seems to know her first name. Date: CIRCA 1660

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1660 Braganza Catherine Honour Maid Price Miss


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This portrait captures the enigmatic figure of Miss Price, a lady of the court of King Charles II during the Restoration period in England. The painting, dated circa 1660, depicts Miss Price as a maid of honor to Queen Catherine of Braganza. The identity of Miss Price, however, remains a mystery, as no definitive records have been found that reveal her first name. During the reign of King Charles II (1660-1685), the English court was a vibrant and opulent center of European culture. Queen Catherine, a Portuguese princess, brought with her a rich and diverse courtly tradition, which included her personal attendants, such as Miss Price. The queen's court was renowned for its grandeur and sophistication, and the ladies of the court, like Miss Price, were expected to be elegant, well-educated, and skilled in the arts. Miss Price's attire in the portrait reflects the fashionable styles of the time. She wears an intricately embroidered gown, with a low-cut bodice and a voluminous skirt, adorned with lace and ribbons. Her hair is styled in elaborate curls, and she wears a pearl necklace and earrings, signifying her noble status. Despite the lack of knowledge about Miss Price's personal life, her portrait offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of the English court during the Restoration period. The painting is a testament to the beauty, grace, and elegance of the ladies of the court, who played an essential role in shaping the cultural and social landscape of the time. This image invites us to ponder the stories and secrets that lie behind the enigmatic smile of Miss Price, a lady of the court whose identity remains a mystery, yet whose presence continues to intrigue and delight.

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