Madame Clément Boulanger, née Marie-Élizabeth Blavot, later Madame Edmond Cavé
- Artist
- Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
- Date
- 1830
- Style
- Neoclassicism
- Genre
- Portrait
The painting 'Madame Clément Boulanger, née Marie-Élizabeth Blavot, later Madame Edmond Cavé' is a striking example of a portrait steeped in the tradition of Neoclassicism. It is characterized by its realistic portrayal of the subject and attention to fine details. The artist has effectively used oil paints on a canvas to capture the sitter's graceful demeanor and crafted a refined image of her social stature. The beloved woman is depicted with an air of calm elegance and timeless beauty, embodying the virtues of the era.
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