Oil portrait of Adelaide Lippens – Flemish School – c. 1820–1860

Oil portrait of Adelaide Lippens – Flemish School – c. 1820–1860

Classic oil portrait on canvas, depicting Adelaide Lippens, a young woman of Flemish origin, dated between 1820 and 1860. The figure is portrayed with a serene expression, her hair tied in a bun, a delicate lace collar, and a red scarf, typical elements of 19th-century bourgeois fashion. The intimate composition and dark background highlight the facial features and clothing, revealing the influence of Flemish portraiture of the time.
Technical Specifications:
• Title: Portrait of Adelaide Lippens
• Period: c. 1820–1860
• Origin: Belgium (Flanders)
• Author: Unknown artist
• Technique: Oil on canvas
• Frame: Gilded, carved wood, with a classic finish in excellent condition.
• Condition: Good, with natural craquelure on the surface of the painting, consistent with the age of the artwork.
• Dimensions: [Insert screen and frame measurements]
Historical and Aesthetic Context:
• The work belongs to the Flemish tradition of 19th-century domestic portraits, characterized by sobriety, attention to detail, and the emphasis on the female figure.
• The style suggests production in a private setting or by family commission, focusing on the dignified and discreet representation of bourgeois youth.
Applications:
• Ideal for collectors of 19th-century European art
• A standout piece in galleries, cultural spaces, or classic interiors.
• Artwork with decorative and historical value, suitable for thematic exhibitions.