Portrait of a Creole Gentlewoman in a Lace Collar and Chinchilla Tippet
French artist Jean Joseph Vaudechamp introduced a full-fledged neoclassical style of painting in Louisiana during the 1830s, as seen in "Portrait of a Creole Gentlewoman in a Lace Collar and Chinchilla Tippet," date unknown.
Courtesy of New Orleans Museum of Art
Portrait of a Creole Gentlewoman in a Lace Collar and Chinchilla Tippet. Vaudechamp, Jean Joseph (artist)
Additional Data
| Courtesy of | New Orleans Museum of Art |
| Collection | Lent by William P. Farrington |
| Date | Unidentified |
| Copyright | Copyrighted |
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