Blake Copy Oil Painting on Canvas After Ingres Portrait of Louise de Broglie
Item Details
A contemporary facsimile oil painting on canvas after Portrait of Comtesse d’Haussonville signed ‘Blake’. The work is a copy painting created after an 1845 portrait of French essayist Louise de Broglie by well-listed French artist Jean-Auguste-Dominique Ingres (1780 – 1867). It depicts the countess posed in a blue dress, standing next to a mirrored vanity with a wry smile. The piece is signed ‘Blake’ in blue paint to the lower left. It is presented without glass in a gold tone wooden frame with moulded gesso embellishments, fitted with hanging wire to the verso.
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Condition
- areas of scuffing, wear and scratches throughout painting; stretcher marks to canvas; nicks and scratches to frame; no backing paper present.
Dimensions
- measures frame; visible image measures 23.25" W x 35.0" H.
Item #
17CLT183-100
