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Antonio Moro was a portrait artist of Dutch origins and was also known by other names as he often travelled around Europe. Antonio Moro was sought out in the various European courts for his extraordinary talent in painting portraits. Many portraits of nobility, including our subject here, can be attributed to him.

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    Reproduction of «Portrait of Elisabeth of France» by Antonio Moro

    Location: Museo Louvre, Paris

    Era: second half of the XVI century

    Information: Antonio Moro was a portrait artist of Dutch origins and was also known by other names as he often travelled around Europe. Antonio Moro was sought out in the various European courts for his extraordinary talent in painting portraits. Many portraits of nobility, including our subject here, can be attributed to him. Elisabeth of France was one of the noblewomen who sat for her portrait by Moro. The dark background exalts the features of this woman and her precious attire. The jewels and the crown that adorn the subject are represented meticulously, without leaving out any detail.

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    Reproduction of «Portrait of Eleonora da Toledo» by Alessandro Allori

    Location: Museo di Palazzo Vecchio, Florence

    Era: XVI century

    Information: the artist depicts Eleonora, Duchess of Toledo and wife of Cosimo de' Medici, in a portrait that shows her as a young woman. As a noblewoman, Eleonora is portrayed wearing luxurious attire produced using a special sixteenth-century technique. Eleonora shared with her husband a passion for fabrics and we can see the result of this penchant in her portrait. The dress, which is sufficiently sumptuous, is adorned with  necklaces with precious gemstones. The background that frames the Duchess’s face is unique, as she was probably portrayed in front of a curtain or a damask-lined wall.

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Dimensions

Full dimensions:
104w x 104h cm
40.94w x 40.94h inches

Dimensions canvas only:
59w x 59h cm
23.22w x 23.22h inches

IS-070-QU

Dimensions

Full dimensions:
104w x 104h cm
40.94w x 40.94h inches

Dimensions canvas only:
59w x 59h cm
23.22w x 23.22h inches

IS-071-QU

Dimensions

Full dimensions:
104w x 104h cm
40.94w x 40.94h inches

Dimensions canvas only:
59w x 59h cm
23.22w x 23.22h inches

The limewood frame presents a type of workmanship that involved thick canes and bamboo.

It dates back to the early XX century.

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