Portrait by Compo

2D • People • posted on Apr 26, 2006

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My attempt at a beautiful painting of an unknown subject by French 18th Cen portrait artist, Elisabeth Louise Vig

Comments (10)

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RodolfoCiminelli

7:36AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

Impressive reproduction......!!!!

kat

7:37AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

Superb Artwork, you have worked the detail beautifully..

rudiruth

7:52AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

very impressive indeed!!!

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Quiter

8:11AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

Woooh bag to the renaissance, this is outstanding work. Something you would not expect here at renderosity, but then again, I am glad you posted it. Remarkable.

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oscilis

9:14AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

You did this! I am in awe.

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clifftoppler

9:29AM | Wed, 26 April 2006

A beautiful piece of work, and true to the original. The loss of detail seems suitable for a smaller image. She may well be the Countess Worentzoff. There is a similar pose in San Francisco (Hyacinth Gabrielle Roland, Marchioness Wellesley of 1791 - is this lady related to Wellington? His earlier name was Wellesley I believe).

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kansas

12:08PM | Wed, 26 April 2006

This is really wonderful! I think you did a marvelous job.

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pakled

10:47PM | Wed, 26 April 2006

yup..Wellesley originally. He had a mistress, y'know..;) could be her. Dang, I couldn't do anything like this in a million years..;) fantastic..keep it up..

Compo

4:35AM | Thu, 27 April 2006

Thanks for comments folks. Pleased you like it! Cliff - Someone years ago said that it COULD be Countess Worentzoff, and it stuck, but it's probably not for all sorts of reasons. I'll PM you.

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