Reine des sylphes, dans le balet des Elémens, &c
Jean-Baptiste Martin · 1659-1735
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A hand-colored engraved plate shows a woman in an elaborate theatrical costume with a tall powdered coiffure topped with feathers and jeweled ornaments. She wears a yellow and pink gown with blue drapery, embroidered trim, ruffled hem, and red shoes, while holding a decorated fan. The caption identifies the figure as the Queen of the Sylphs from the ballet of the Elements, attributed to Jean Baptiste Martin.
