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Marie Congnard-Bathailhy
Creator
Jean-Étienne LiotardGenevan painter (1702–1789) · 1702–1789
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- 1757
- Medium
- parchment (animal material)
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
This touching and intimate portrait was made towards the end of Liotard’s first sojourn in the Netherlands. The sitter was the 65-year old grandmother of Liotard’s Dutch bride Marie Fargues, a Huguenot like himself, whom he married in Amsterdam in 1756. The virtuoso rendering of the sitter’s black lace pellerine has earned her the sobriquet ‘la dame aux dentelles’.
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