Madame Charles Simart, born Amélie Baltard
- Artist
- Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting titled 'Madame Charles Simart, born Amélie Baltard' is a quintessential example of a Portrait adhering to the principles of Neoclassicism. It encapsulates the period's devotion to disciplined forms and grandeur, expressed in the meticulous detailing of the sitter's attire, physical features, and the surrounding architectural elements. The portrait, done in oil, expresses a richness of color and texture that echo the principles of Neoclassicism, portraying Madame Simart in a manner befitting her status, with a serene and dignified countenance.
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