Ca1825. Portrait Of A Man With Fur-collared Mantle And Embroidered Garment.

Portrait of a Man with Fur-Collared Mantle and Embroidered Garment.

Period: circa 1825-1830
Technique: Hand-painted miniature on porcelain. A magnified examination reveals fine brushstrokes, confirming manual execution and ruling out any printing process.

Miniature depicting a man wearing a fur-collared mantle and an embroidered garment, elements associated with public and diplomatic figures of the post-imperial period. The high stiff collar and white cravat follow the masculine fashion between 1820 and 1830, combining elegance and formality.

His hairstyle, short and combed back without a parting, reflects the neat and sober style adopted by influential men of the time, in contrast to the voluminous hairdos of the 18th century.

Dimensions:
Height: 5.2 cm
Width: 3.9 cm

Good condition. No breaks or restorations. Details remain clear, and colors are well preserved.
This portrait reflects the taste and status of the sitter in a period when appearance remained a key marker of social distinction.