Louis XV Remettant Le Cordon De L'ordre Du Saint-esprit Au Comte De Clermont Dans La Chapelle De Versailles, 3 Juin 1724
- Artist
- Jean-Baptiste van Loo
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled Louis XV Remettant Le Cordon De L'ordre Du Saint-esprit Au Comte De Clermont Dans La Chapelle De Versailles, 3 Juin 1724 captures a significant royal moment, blending formality with the elegance characteristic of Rococo. Depicting King Louis XV in a regal portrait, the scene shows him presenting the prestigious Order of the Holy Spirit to the Comte de Clermont in the opulent setting of the Versailles chapel. The artist's expert use of light and detail reflects the aesthetic sensibilities of the period, emphasizing grandeur and grace, and highlighting the ceremonial importance of the event.
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