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    Posted 3 years ago

    Bitsnbobs1…
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    Hi all hope your well, this is another of todays finds but I don’t know if it’s a painting or print could anybody help me please

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    1. mp.kunst mp.kunst, 3 years ago
      Painting of Jeanne Françoise Julie Adélaïde Récamier by François Gérard Paris, Carnavalet Museum.
    2. Bitsnbobs123.a Bitsnbobs123.a, 3 years ago
      Thanks
    3. dav2no1 dav2no1, 3 years ago
      Looks like it's paint on textured canvas. You need to look close to verify that..

      https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juliette_R%C3%A9camier
    4. Bitsnbobs123.a Bitsnbobs123.a, 3 years ago
      That’s what I thought
    5. keramikos, 3 years ago
      Bitsnbobs123.a, This is interesting, because the temptation is to 'assume' it's a print of a portion of a well-known portrait:

      https://artvee.com/dl/portrait-of-juliette-recamier-nee-bernard/

      However, a close examination not only doesn't reveal any dots that you typically see in prints, but whoever the maker was faithfully reproduced the scratches in the ruffle of Récamier dress, but not the ones in the skin of her chest.

      I also think they were a bit less than absolutely faithful in the rendering of the gap/shadow between her gown and her left (viewer's right) arm.

      That same website that has a high resolution image of the full portrait also has one of a sketch Gérard did of this pose in preparation for the portrait:

      https://artvee.com/dl/etude-pour-un-portrait-de-juliette-recamier/

      Not to mention a biography of the artist who at the height of his fame painted portraits of everybody who was anybody in Europe:

      https://artvee.com/artist/francois-gerard/
    6. Bitsnbobs123.a Bitsnbobs123.a, 3 years ago
      So would you say it’s a painting
    7. keramikos, 3 years ago
      Bitsnbobs123.a, I'm definitely not an expert.

      I suppose it could still be a print of some kind, because while I don't see the tiny dots you tend to see in prints, there is a lack of any discernable brush strokes.
    8. Golgatha Golgatha, 3 years ago
      Famous paintings have been copied at all times. Even the artists copied their own paintings. The frame looks fittingly Louis Seize style. Look at the back side to see if the canvas is hand-woven. If so, a new/newer copyist hasn't painted it.
    9. Bitsnbobs123.a Bitsnbobs123.a, 3 years ago
      You can see some paint in places but no brush strokes, I think it’s a textured print
    10. Bitsnbobs123.a Bitsnbobs123.a, 3 years ago
      The canvas doesn’t look that old

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