Beautiful Pastel Portrait Of Noble Woman Signed Romain Cazes (1808-1881) 19th Napoleon III

Portrait of a noble woman, of very high quality signed by the painter Romain Cazes, and dated 1846.

Everything in this portrait is of extreme finesse, whether it is the ravishing face of the woman, her hands but also her blue dress with almost palpable lace.
Rich in details, we find around the shot of Marguerite a cameo, also she holds in her hands pretty flowers, which seem to be daisies in reminder of the name of this beautiful young woman.
The woman poses in a bourgeois decor Napoleon III.

On the back of the painting an annotation tells us more about the woman represented here: 

"Madame Jules Clairin née Marguerite Feisne 1817 - 1858
His mother Marguerite Marchand was the sister of Comte Marchand
And the little daughter of Mme Marchand, born Marie Marguerite Brocques, lullaby of the King of Rome "

Romain Cazes (1808-1881)

Romain Cazes was the grandson of Jean-Barthélémy Cazes (Montréjeau, 1747-1806) and the son of the Gascon poet Victor Cazes (1778-1861.
After a first training in the studio of the Toulouse painter Joseph Roques who noticed him, Romain Cazes became in 1829 a pupil of Ingres. A painter of history, he painted many religious decorations in the churches of the Southwest (Bagnères-de-Luchon, Saint-Mamet, Bordeaux, Oloron-Sainte-Marie, etc.) and Paris (La Trinité, Notre-Dame de Paris, Saint-François-Xavier).
He also painted the frescoes of the new church of Notre-Dame de l'Assomption in Bagnères-de-Luchon.
He was awarded the Legion of Honor in 1870.

The work is in very good condition, it is protected under glass.
It is sold with its golden frame (small gaps).

Dimensions with frame:  68 x 48 cm
Dimensions at sight: 61 x 41 cm

Photos are taken in natural light.
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