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Self-portrait par Fontana, Lavinia (Lavinia Zappi) (1552-1614). Oil on canvas, size : 24x23, 8, 1577, Accademia di San Luca
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Self-portrait par Fontana, Lavinia (Lavinia Zappi) (1552-1614). Oil on canvas, size : 24x23, 8, 1577, Accademia di San Luca
FIA5404618 Self-portrait par Fontana, Lavinia (Lavinia Zappi) (1552-1614). Oil on canvas, size : 24x23, 8, 1577, Accademia di San Luca by Fontana, Lavinia (1552-1614); Accademia di San Luca, Rome, Italy; Photo © Fine Art Images
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This self-portrait by Lavinia Fontana, also known as Lavinia Zappi, showcases the artist's remarkable talent and captures her aristocratic status in 16th century Italy. Painted in 1577, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures 24x23.8 inches and is currently housed at the Accademia di San Luca in Rome. Fontana was a renowned painter during the Renaissance period, celebrated for her exceptional skill in capturing human emotions and intricate details. In this self-portrait, she presents herself with grace and elegance, dressed in a fashionable costume that reflects her social standing. The painting not only highlights Fontana's artistic prowess but also incorporates elements of music into the composition. A harpsichord can be seen beside her, symbolizing her passion for music and perhaps hinting at her musical talents as well. The presence of a music score adds another layer of depth to the artwork. A servant stands behind Fontana, emphasizing both her privileged position within society and the support she received from those around her. This portrait serves as a testament to Fontana's success as an artist during a time when women were often marginalized within the art world. With its vibrant colors and meticulous attention to detail, this self-portrait exemplifies Fontana's mastery of portraiture while offering us a glimpse into Renaissance Italy's cultural milieu. It is truly an extraordinary piece that continues to captivate viewers centuries later.
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