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Portrait of the Sisters Zenaide and Charlotte Bonaparte, 1821 (oil on canvas)
3545832 Portrait of the Sisters ZenaAOde and Charlotte Bonaparte, 1821 (oil on canvas) by David, Jacques Louis (1748-1825); 129.5x100.6 cm; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; (add.info.: Reading a letter from their father Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleons brother, who was exiled to Philadelphia while they lived in Brussels after Napoleons fall. Their personalities indicated through contrasting expressions and clothing - the elder ZenaAOde worldly and elegant in a low-cut black velvet dress, Charlotte timid and reticent in a modest gray-blue silk. The exiled princesses wear tiaras and sit on a red velvet couch embroidered with golden bees, the Bonaparte family emblem.); French, out of copyright
Media ID 22981302
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Bees Bonaparte Brotherhood Emblem Empire Line Exiled Exiles Eyes Facing Family Of Bonaparte French Empire Napoleon Napoleonic Princesses Staring Tiara Jewels
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Portrait of the Sisters Zenaide and Charlotte Bonaparte, 1821
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. This portrait, painted by Jacques Louis David in 1821, showcases the contrasting personalities and circumstances of two remarkable women - Zenaide and Charlotte Bonaparte. The sisters, daughters of Joseph Bonaparte (Napoleon's brother), are depicted reading a heartfelt letter from their exiled father who resided in Philadelphia while they lived in Brussels following Napoleon's fall. The painting beautifully captures their individuality through their expressions and attire. Zenaide, the elder sister, radiates sophistication and elegance as she dons a low-cut black velvet dress. In contrast, Charlotte appears timid yet modestly charming in her gray-blue silk ensemble. Both princesses wear tiaras atop their heads as they sit regally on a red velvet couch adorned with golden bees - symbolizing the illustrious Bonaparte family. David masterfully portrays not only the physical beauty but also the emotional depth within these exiled princesses' eyes. Their jewels sparkle against a dark background that highlights their status within French society during this tumultuous period of history. This exquisite artwork offers us an intimate glimpse into the lives of these extraordinary women who navigated both privilege and exile with grace. It serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of one of history's most influential families - the Bonapartes.
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