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"Captivating and Mysterious: Countess de Castiglione in the Lens of Pierre-Louis Pierson" Step into the enchanting world of Countess de Castiglione, as captured by the talented photographer Pierre-Louis Pierson. In his iconic portraits, he unveils the many facets of this enigmatic figure, leaving us mesmerized. In "L'accoudee" (1856-57), we see her leaning against a table, exuding an air of elegance and sophistication. Her gaze pierces through the lens in "The Gaze" (1856-57), captivating viewers with its intensity. Pierson's lens transports us to different realms as we witness Countess de Castiglione transform into a queen in "La Comtesse de Castiglione en Reine de la Nuit" (1863-67). Dressed in regal attire, she commands attention and radiates power. But who was Giorgio de Castiglione? Pierson's photograph from 1861 printed between 1895 and 1910 introduces us to this mysterious character associated with our countess. The image raises questions that intrigue our imagination. It also becomes part of a floral series in "[Countess de Castiglione, from Serie des Roses]" (1895). Here, she is portrayed amidst delicate roses, symbolizing her beauty and fragility simultaneously. Pierson's work extends beyond traditional portraiture; he captures Countess de Castiglione embodying various personas. In "Derelitta (peintre)" from the 1860s or "[La Finlandaise]" (1861-67), we witness her versatility as an actress within these striking compositions. The allure continues with glimpses into her private life at Passy's Ermitage ("Ermitage de Passy, " 1863).