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| Keywords: Baronne Rigoley d'Ogny as Aurora by Nattier.jpg Artwork Creator Jean-Marc Nattier langswitch née Élisabeth d'Alencey у ождённая Элизабет д'Алансе 1752 Oil on canvas cm 135 25 105 41 Institution Baltimore Museum of Art Mary Frick Jacobs collection Nattier pinxit 1752 ; Mary Frick Jacobs Collection Transfered from en wikipedia 1938 181 Other versions PD-old-100 original upload log All user names refer to en wikipedia 2006-06-09 18 03 User Chhe 1 264×1 727 1 2 MB <nowiki>A portrait of Élisabeth Rigoley d'Ogny as Aurora the goddess of the dawn painted by Jean-Marc Nattier The painting is an oil on canvas and was painted in 1752 Baltimore Museum of Art The Mary Frick Jacobs Collection BMA 1938 181 </nowiki> DEFAULTSORT 1752; Élisabeth d'Alencey Baronne Rigoley d'Ogny Portrait paintings by Jean-Marc Nattier Mythologizing portraits by Jean-Marc Nattier Mary Frick Jacobs collection Paintings in the Baltimore Museum of Art Nattier 1752 1752 oil on canvas paintings in the United States 1752 portrait paintings from France 18th-century oil portraits of sitting women at three-quarter length 18th-century portrait paintings in the United States 18th-century women of France Barons of France Décolleté in art Females with hair flowers in art Female hair fashion in art Females wearing rouge in portraits Females with pearl jewellery in art Females with white dresses in art Garland of flowers in portrait paintings Mythological figures on clouds Portrait paintings of women of France Portrait paintings of recumbent women Portraits as Aurora Powdered hair in art Rococo portrait paintings of women Silk clothing in art 1750s dresses | ||||
