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A Young Lady in a Yellow Gown with Blue Ribbons
Artist:Jean-Baptiste Perronneau
| Support Type: | Paper |
| Paint Type: | Mixed Media |
| Current Location: | National Gallery of Art, Washington |
| Location History: | Jacques Doucet [1853-1929], Paris (his sale, Paris, Galerie Georges Petit, 5-8 June 1912, 91); William H. Schab Gallery, Inc., New York, by 1969; purchased by Ian Woodner, New York, by 1973; gift to NGA, 1986. |
The style in whic Perronneau decided to do this artwork gives the sensation of being in a dream, as if just for a moment everything is a little blurry but peaceful. His use of the pastels is impressive, as he managed to create a visually interesting artwork, specially with his use of color to portray depth and make the figure stand-out without recurring to use a similar color to back. This is an artwork, which the viewer can use as a example of his style and the characteristics of his painting, for which he became well-known.
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Krishna Das
