Portrait of Princess Elizabeth Caroline
c. 1753-1754 Royal Collection Trust
About this artwork
This is a pastel portrait of Princess Elizabeth Caroline of Great Britain, depicted in profile. She was a daughter of Frederick, Prince of Wales, and Augusta of Saxe-Gotha. The portrait, likely executed in pastel on vellum, showcases the artist's refined skill in capturing delicate features and textures.
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Princess Elizabeth Caroline was known for her shy and delicate disposition, a character often emphasized in her portraits. Jean-Étienne Liotard, a master of pastel, was renowned for his ability to capture an intimate and lifelike resemblance, making him a favorite among European royalty and aristocracy for their children's portraits. His meticulous attention to detail, especially in rendering fabrics and textures, brings a striking realism to this depiction.
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Portrait of Princess Elizabeth Caroline
Jean-Étienne Liotard, c. 1753-1754
