L'Européenne
Décor : femme (buste, portrait) ; coiffure (tresse) ; bijou (coiffure) ; boucles d'oreille ; collier (perle) ; bijou (torse) ; tunique ; manteau
Details
- Palette
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- Dimensions
- Hauteur 42,5 cm; Largeur 24 cm; Largeur 17,4 cm; Epaisseur 1,6 cm
- Department
- Département des Antiquités égyptiennes
- Holding institution
- Musée du Louvre
- Image provider
- wikimedia-commons
- License
- CC BY 3.0
- Credit
- Musée du Louvre, Département des Antiquités grecques, étrusques et romaines
Art Genome Taxonomy
12 tags
Subject Matter
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Individual Portrait Both · 99%
The image shows a single individualized female bust, and the Louvre catalog describes the decoration as a woman's bust and portrait.
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Face Both · 99%
The frontal face dominates the composition, with clearly rendered eyes, brows, nose, mouth, and hairline; the catalog identifies the work as a portrait.
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Human Figure Visual · 98%
A human figure is represented from the head through the upper torso.
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Femininity Metadata · 96%
The catalog explicitly identifies the subject as a woman; the image shows earrings, necklaces, and feminine dress or drapery.
Medium and Techniques
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Painting Metadata · 99%
The catalog identifies an encaustic painting, and the image visibly shows painted imagery on a wooden panel.
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Encaustic Metadata · 99%
The Louvre record explicitly specifies painting in encaustic.
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Gold Leaf and Gilding Metadata · 99%
The catalog explicitly records gilding with gold leaf, and extensive bright gold-toned ornament is visible around the hair, jewelry, collar, and garment.
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Frontal Perspective Visual · 96%
The figure is presented directly from the front, with the face and torso organized around a nearly frontal axis.
Time Periods
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Ancient Art Metadata · 98%
The catalog dates the work to approximately 100–150 CE, placing it within ancient art.
Materials
Antiquities, Artifacts, and Religious Objects
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Funerary/Commemorative Object Metadata · 91%
The catalog classifies the work as a mummy portrait, identifying it as a portrait associated with funerary commemoration.
Source & rights
Sailko. Own work