Reply to Thread

Message:: [QUOTE="Budding Collector, post: 9940680, member: 87069"]Hello all.... I found all of the information needed. I was correct... it is Maria Luisa of Parma.. Here is the information I recovered - M. Elligers is typically identified as Matthias Elligers. He was a Dutch painter known for his portraits, particularly in the 18th century. Matthias Elligers was known for his detailed and elegant portraits, often depicting nobility and aristocracy of the 18th century. His works typically showcase: <ol> <li>Realistic Portraiture: Elligers captured the personality and status of his subjects with great precision, using soft brushwork and attention to detail.</li> <li>Historical Figures: He painted notable individuals, including Maria Luisa of Parma and members of the Dutch nobility, often highlighting their clothing and accessories to reflect their rank.</li> <li>Stylistic Influences: His style combines elements of Dutch realism with the elegance of Rococo and early Neoclassicism.</li> </ol>Matthias Elligers painted the portrait of Maria Luisa of Parma around 1780. This period reflects his signature style, characterized by attention to detail and a focus on the elegance and refinement of his subjects. Matthias Elligers typically signed his paintings with "M. Elligers" or "Matthias Elligers." His signature can often be found in one of the corners of the artwork, sometimes accompanied by the date. The style of his signature varies, but it usually reflects the artistic conventions of the 18th century. Here are some notable works by Matthias Elligers: <ol> <li>Portrait of Maria Luisa of Parma (circa 1780)</li> <li>Portrait of Prince William V of Orange (dated 1784)</li> <li>Portrait of a Lady in a Blue Dress</li> <li>Portrait of Countess Elisabeth von Kessel</li> <li>Portrait of a Young Boy with a Dog</li> <li>Portrait of a Nobleman in Traditional Attire</li> </ol>[/QUOTE]

Create my FREE Account!

Log in or Sign up

Reply to Thread

Useful Searches