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Portrait of Petronella Cornelia Rømeling, Jens Juel

Portrait of Petronella Cornelia Rømeling

Porträt der Petronella Cornelia Rømeling (museum title)

Jens Juel (Danish) (1745-1802)

Movement
Rococo
Date
c. 1792
Dimensions
34 × 26 cm
Collection
Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States
Rights
Public domain
Photograph
public domain

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PortraitWomanYoung womanBustFaceGazeSmilingHairHead of hairLoopTop hatHatBowRibbonScarfDraperyDressTransparencyPastelBlackWhiteBlueBackgroundSoft colorsEleganceYouthGentleness

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