"Portrait painted while in exile(1825)", Jacques-Louis David

About the Artwork

“Portrait painted while in exile” by Jacques-Louis David, created in 1825 during the artist’s self-imposed exile in Brussels, offers a poignant glimpse into his personal journey. As one of the first portraits he painted after the fall of Napoleon and the restoration of the Bourbon monarchy, this work resonates with historical significance. The subject’s face remains obscured, adding an air of mystery. Clad in a dark blue military uniform adorned with golden epaulettes and buttons, the figure exudes nobility and resilience. David’s masterful brushwork captures both the weight of exile and the enduring allure of classical art.

Product Specifications

• Built Solid and Ready to Hang
• Artist-Grade Canvas Fade-Resistant Archival Inks
• Patented, Warp-Resistant Construction Hard-Sealed Back (No Dust or Staples)
• Printed and assembled in the USA

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