Portrait Of A Young Lady Playing Guitar
Portrait Of A Young Lady Playing Guitar by French Painter Gustave Jacquet (1846 – 1909); a French Academic Painter and a pupil of William-Adolphe Bouguereau
This is an elegant classical art portrait of a young lady sitting in a padded arm chair playing a fancy curved neck guitar.
She is wearing a black side cap on the right side of her brown hair while on the upper left side is situated a floral silver headpiece piece comprising to types of flower designs, one set being that of trumpet like looking plants and the other a flat flower.
She has silver earrings that seemed to be composed of many small spheres and a choker necklace that is composed of round pearls that are arranged as a set of 5 white pearls, separated by a black pearl, with a decorative black ribbon tied on at the back of her neck.
She is wearing a golden flamboyant dress of many layers and large colorful floral patterns and a white laced undergarment that can be seen along the low cut portion of the chest and protruding out from beneath the sleeves.
The guitar she is playing is a rich reddish-brown color and has black top border accented with rectangular white blocks that compliment the design on the neck of the guitar that terminated in a curved hook like top with a star at the tip.
The voice box at the center is a complimentary design as well as having other elements inserted inside of the musical instrument.
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Gustave was born in Paris, Francia su 1846 e fu allievo del pittore francese William-Adolphe Bouguereau (1825 – 1905) del Neoclassicismo, Realismo, Accademico, Simbolismo, Era dell'arte moderna; e non ha mai fatto da mentore con nessun altro artista ed è stato fortemente influenzato da lui durante la prima parte della sua carriera.
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L'opera d'arte di debutto di Gustave è stata La Reverie, un'allegoria presentata al Salon di 1865; poi in 1866 ha presentato dipinti di piccola dimensione che raffiguravano la vita del XVI, 17vita del esimo e 18esimo secolo, oltre a dipingere ritratti di soggetti in costumi d'epoca del XVI secolo.
Nel 1875 Gustave ha ricevuto una medaglia di eccellenza e 4 years later was made a Chevalier de la Légion d’honneur (Legion d'Onore, già Ordine Reale della Legion d'Onore); è il più alto ordine di merito francese, sia militare che civile. Stabilito in 1802 di Napoleone Bonaparte.