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this work has been remarkably well-preserved
artists like Demartinécourt preserved and revitalized France's celebrated still life tradition
Frame (each): 20 x 20 cm / 8 x 8 in
the couple traveled to Sweden for what was intended as a short visit
The portrait is set within an oval frame crowned with garlands of oak leaves
Gérard Edelinck Jacques Sokol this work has been remarkablyAbout the Engraving This magnificent portrait engraving from 1691 depicts Charles d'Hozier (1640 1732), the King's genealogist and judge of arms (juge d'armes) at the court of Louis XIV. Created by the master engraver Grard Edelinck after a painting by Hyacinthe Rigaud, this work exemplifies the grand portrait d'apparat style reserved for royalty, nobility, and the upper bourgeoisie during the reign of the Sun King. The portrait presents d'Hozier in