The world of Portraits of WomenFrom the Mona Lisa to Adèle Bloch-Bauer, portraits of women reveal the evolution of outlook, status, costume and pictorial freedom.
Look-gesture-costumeThree major means of characterization
Intimacy and appearanceTwo essential poles of the genre
More than 600 years oldHistory covered by this tradition of portraiture, overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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Presence, identity and representation · The female face through the centuries
From the Mona Lisa to Adèle Bloch-Bauer, portraits of women reveal the evolution of outlook, status, costume and pictorial freedom.
The female portrait crosses the history of art by profoundly changing its function. Leonardo constructs The Mona Lisa through sfumato, pose and a mental landscape which give the model an autonomous presence. In The Lady with the Ermine, the movement of the bust and the animal suggests a living moment rather than a frozen pose. Vermeer reduces The Girl with the Pearl Earring to a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt transforms The Girl with the Pearl Earring into a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt reduces The Girl with the Pearl Earring to a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt transforms The Girl with the Pearl Earring into a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt transforms The Girl with the Pearl Earring into a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt reduces The Girl with the Pearl Earring to a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate proximity. Klimt transforms The Girl with the Pearl Earring into a turned face, some colors and a luminous glow, creating immediate person and ornament. The "Portraits of Women" selection notably compares The Mona Lisa - Leonardo da Vinci and The Girl with a Pearl Earring - Johannes Vermeer. Its reading favors space.
The portrait of a woman becomes fully alive when the model ceases to be a simple subject and imposes its own way of occupying space.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The female portrait affirms presence, alliance and individuality
Pose, costume and attributes situate the model while developing a new psychology. This milestone sheds light on the "Portraits of Women" collection by prioritizing space.
Light, elegance and social life multiply the forms of the genre
Intimate, worldly and aristocratic portrait coexist.
Decor, color and deformation release the representation
Klimt and the moderns renew the relationship between face, body and surface.
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Look
He may meet the viewer, turn away from them or create an enigma. This trait guides a space-centered reading of "Portraits of Women".
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Hands
Their position reflects calm, activity, status or tension.
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Fabric
Clothing and jewelry set an era while enriching the pictorial material.
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Background
Landscape, darkness or ornament extend the identity of the model.
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Six readings specific to Portraits of Women
Works, visual language and historical landmarks make up a journey exclusively devoted to Portraits of Women.
Leonard01
The Mona Lisa establishes a calm and elusive presence
The sfumato unites expression, hands and landscape without brutal outline.
For an iconic interior. Reading "Portraits of Women" through space.Vermeer02
The Girl with a Pearl Earring focuses the portrait on the light
Face turned and jewel emerge from deep, silent background.
For a refined pieceKlimt03
Adèle Bloch-Bauer merges model and gold decor
The realistic face contrasts with a surface of signs and patterns.
For a precious decorLeonard04
The Lady with the Ermine combines movement and intelligence of gaze
The turned body and the animal give the portrait a living tension.
For an elegant interiorEffect05
Choose mystery, light, ornament or movement
Each work offers another definition of feminine presence.
To guide the choiceFormat06
Preserve the face, hands and details of the costume
A suitable dimension maintains the balance between intimacy and visual richness.
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Are reproductions painted with oil paint?
Yes. Each reproduction is hand painted in oil on canvas, without printing.
How to restore space in a reproduction of Portraits of Women?
The painter uses the composition, values, colors and materials visible in the chosen work of the Portraits of Women collection, with particular attention paid to space.
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