Le Prince de Galles et la Princesse sa Soeur
Print
1699? (printed)
1699? (printed)
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Full-length portraits of the Prince and his sister, the Princess, when children. The Prince stands on the left with his hair curled, wearing a sash and a cravat, and holding a tricorne hat under his left arm. To the left is a hound which the Prince strokes. The Princess stands to the right, wearing a headdress, holding a flower in her left hand and pointing with the other to the Prince. To the right of the Princess is a small dog, and behind her is a large urn containing a plant. In the background is a garden, woodland, fountains and columns.
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Materials and techniques | Mezzotint |
Brief description | Print, full-length portrait of James Francis Edward Stuart and his sister, Louise-Maria-Theresa Stuart, when children. Mezzotint by John Smith after Nicolas de Largillière, 1699? |
Physical description | Full-length portraits of the Prince and his sister, the Princess, when children. The Prince stands on the left with his hair curled, wearing a sash and a cravat, and holding a tricorne hat under his left arm. To the left is a hound which the Prince strokes. The Princess stands to the right, wearing a headdress, holding a flower in her left hand and pointing with the other to the Prince. To the right of the Princess is a small dog, and behind her is a large urn containing a plant. In the background is a garden, woodland, fountains and columns. |
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Marks and inscriptions | 'Le Prince de Galles et la Princesse sa Soeur. N de LargillierRe pinx:.' (Lettered) |
Credit line | Given by Mrs E. B. Westwood |
Production | The original portrait was painted in 1695 and is now in the National Portrait Gallery (NPG 976). An undescribed state somewhere between the 2nd and 3rd. |
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Associated object | 22282 (Version) |
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Accession number | E.569-1959 |
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Record created | June 30, 2009 |
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