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Portrait Frances Teresa Stuart 1647-1702 Duchess
Portrait of Frances Teresa Stuart (1647-1702), Duchess of Richmond and Lennox, in Male Costume, Samuel Cooper, 1666, parchment (animal material), gold (metal), glass, h 8.6 cm × w 7 cm h 10 cm × w 7.2 cm × d 0.8 cm
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Media ID 19558344
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1666 Animal Material Duchess Glass Lennox Metal Richmond Samuel Cooper Frances Teresa Stuart Male Costume Parchment
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) or portrait (vertical) orientation to match the source image.
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This print showcases the exquisite portrait of Frances Teresa Stuart, a prominent figure in 17th-century England. Painted by Samuel Cooper in 1666, this masterpiece captures the Duchess of Richmond and Lennox donning an unconventional male costume. The use of parchment as the canvas material adds a touch of authenticity to this remarkable artwork. Frances Teresa Stuart's beauty is immortalized in this small yet impactful piece, measuring only 8.6 cm in height and 7 cm in width. The intricate details are enhanced by delicate strokes of gold that highlight her regal features and ornate attire. Encased behind glass, this print exudes elegance while preserving its historical significance. Frances Teresa Stuart herself was renowned for her charm and allure during the Restoration period. As one of Charles II's most beloved mistresses, she held immense influence within court circles. This portrait not only captures her physical beauty but also symbolizes her strength and defiance through her choice to dress in male attire. The Liszt Collection has meticulously reproduced this iconic artwork with utmost precision, ensuring that every detail is faithfully represented. While we cannot mention commercial use due to restrictions, it is undeniable that owning such a unique piece would be a treasure for any art enthusiast or history lover alike.
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