Habit of the Marchioness of Belfont, daughter of the Duke of Mazarine in 1700
Charles Grignion · 1721-1810
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Habit of the Marchioness of Belfont, daughter of the Duke of Mazarine in 1700, Charles Grignion (1757-1772). Via artnap.com
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A hand-colored engraving shows a woman in a voluminous gown with a blue bodice, yellow embroidered skirt, red mantle, and white lace ruffles, standing beside a turbaned attendant in a green military-style coat who points into the distance. The caption identifies the figure as the Marchioness of Belfont, daughter of the Duke of Mazarin, in 1700. The print is attributed to Charles Grignion and dated 1757-1772.
