Jacopo Amigoni (1682-1752), Portrait of a Lady

This elegant portrait, attributed to Jacopo Amigoni, depicts a refined lady dressed in a sumptuous blue gown adorned with silver embroidery and framed by voluminous silk drapery. The sitter’s composed yet direct gaze, combined with the delicate rendering of her complexion, conveys both nobility and grace. A floral ornament in her powdered hair and pearl earring subtly enhance her aristocratic poise.


Amigoni, an important Venetian painter of the Rococo period, was renowned across Europe for his portraits and allegorical scenes, working in Venice, Munich, London, and Madrid. His style, characterized by luminous color, fluid brushwork, and an elegant sense of composition, helped shape the international Rococo aesthetic. This portrait exemplifies his gift for capturing both the beauty and individuality of his sitters, making it a work of striking presence and sophistication. Oil on canvas, 81 × 65 cm