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a royal portrait What caracterizes an official royal portrait Which symbols can be found around monarchs Which elements in a painting may reveal the social ID: 633468

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Slide1

Queen VictoriaSlide2

Studying a royal portrait

What

caracterizes an official royal portrait? Which symbols can be found around monarchs ? Which elements in a painting may reveal the social status of the sitter? Why were monarchs keen on being portrayed?

The

sitter

A

coronation

robe

A fur-

lined

gown

The pose

The

gestures

The facial expression

The

features

Idealize

The setting

Symbols

of power

The gaze

The

throne

A sceptre

A full-

length

portrait

A

three

-quarter portrait

A

shoulder

-

length

portrait

A

side

-face portrait (in profile)Slide3

Thomas Sully, Queen

Victoria, 1838, Wallace Collection

A RED VELVET CURTAIN

GEORGE IV DIADEMTHE CROWNROSY CHEEKSMost painters depict the monarch sitting on his/her throne, a symbol of power/powerfulness/might/ mightiness.Sully chooses to paint

the

Queen

in

movement

,

walking

towards

her

throne

. The

Queen

is

not

posing

so

the portrait

is

lively

. Slide4

F. X. Winterhalter,

Queen

Victoria, 1859, Royal Collections

Which elements are connected to royal power? What is the impression conveyed/given by the stance / position of the queen? Which historical evolution may justify this portrayal?

Vocabulary

:

a

ceremonial costumean ermin-lined cloak/ mantle (un manteau doublé en ermine)a gown embroidered with gold threads (brodé de fil d’or)the lapel (le bord du manteau)crimson velvet: velour écarlatea crown with diamonds Slide5

Utiliser des adjectifs

Insert the

following

adjectives in the sentences below:Queen Victoria is wearing a dress and a mantle.Ceremonial - long – embroidered - beautiful – redQueen victoria looks self-assured. Like – a – and - monarch

dressed

powerful

– authoritative The Queen’s costume symbolized her mightiness.Adorned – triumphant - and – with - fur – richly – gold Slide6

Epithète

 :

places devant le nom dans un ordre precis a very kind old English ladyTAILLE / ÂGE / COULEUR / ORIGINE / MATIERE + NOM : an interesting old French oil paintingexceptionsAdjectifs accompagnés d’un complément : a glass full of water, a coat covered with mud, a man ready to fightAdjectifs nombreux ou contrastés : An old

beggar

,

dirty

,

ragged, sad-looking, was staring at me. Attribut : après be, look, feel, keep, get, seem, findpour exprimer l’aboutissement, le résultat He pushed the door opencas particulier : adjectifs commencant par a- (afraid, asleep,....) après le nom : A animal afraid of every manSO / SUCH

SO + ADJ/ADV (+ ARTICLE + NOM) : I

was

so

fascinated

that

I

could

have

stayed

there

forever

SUCH + ADJECTIF + ARTICLE + NOM : It

is

such

a

nice

place !Slide7

Franz Xaver

Winterhalter, The Royal

Family

, 1846Queen Victoria was the mother of 9 children. Her she is depicted more as a mother than as a queen.The girls are not painted as their mother’s heirs, not like future queens

but

playing

with

a doll. Though the royal couple is posing (Queen Victoria is looking at the painter) the scene remains lively and the atmosphere intimate. Do you think this painting would

be

hung

, or

displayed

in the

same

place as the

previous

one? Slide8

Sir EdwinLandseer

,

Queen

Victoria and the Prince Consort at Windsor, 1845-47 Slide9

Franz

Xaver

Winterhalter, Portrait de la Reine Victoria, 1842, Versailles

Winterhalter, Queen Victoria, 1845, Royal CollectionsSlide10

1887

Photographic

portrait

Jubilee portraitSlide11

Queen

Victoria,

Diamond

Jubilee portrait, 1897