Portrait of Marie Congnard-Batailhy, grandmother of the artist's wife
- Artist
- Jean-Étienne Liotard
- Date
- 1757
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
- Location
- Rijksmuseum
The Portrait titled "Portrait of Marie Congnard-Batailhy, grandmother of the artist's wife" exemplifies a delicate use of pastel techniques to capture the gentle features of its subject. The artist employs a refined Rococo style, characterized by soft, flowing lines and an elegant, ornate background. The portrait conveys both intimacy and grace, emphasizing the grandmother's dignified presence. The use of pastel enhances the tender mood, making the artwork a charming homage to familial roots and the timeless qualities associated with Rococo aesthetics.
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