Portrait of a Mother and Daughter, c. 1794-95 by Henri-Pierre Danloux (attributed to)

Portrait of a Mother and Daughter, c. 1794-95

Henri-Pierre Danloux (attributed to)

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Portrait of a Mother and Daughter, c. 1794-95

Henri-Pierre Danloux (attributed to)

Portrait of a Mother and Daughter, c. 1794-95. Though flowing loose and free across her shoulders, the woman?s hair is partly bound up in a red kerchief, a tell-tale sign she is an active participant in the French Revolution. The painting also celebrates primary values of the Revolutionary period--close family bonds and, especially, the mother?s role in raising children--by depicting an intimate connection between mother and daughter.

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