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Louis-Philogène Brulart de Sillery, marquis de Puisieux (1702-1770)

Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon

1838

oil

canvas

From the collection of Palace of Versailles

Early 19th Century Portrait

Dominant colour

Louis-Philogène Brulart de Sillery, marquis de Puisieux (1702-1770) is a 1838 oil by Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon, held at Palace of Versailles.

Who painted this?: Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon
When & what style?: 1838
Where can I see it?: Palace of Versailles

About this work

This painting depicts a man with long, curly gray hair and a black coat adorned with gold embroidery and a white star. He wears a white shirt with ruffled cuffs and a red vest underneath his coat. The background of the painting is dark, which contrasts with the subject's attire. The man's attire suggests that he may be a noble or a high-ranking official, given the intricate details and expensive-looking fabrics used in his clothing. The painting's style and attention to detail also suggest that it may be a formal portrait. If you're interested in learning more about this style of painting, you might want to explore the works of Louis Joseph Toussaint Rossignon, the artist who created this piece.