“Portrait of Charlotte of Belgium” was painted by Franz Xaver Winterhalter in 1864. Executed in oil on canvas, this artwork belongs to the Neo-Rococo art movement and falls within the genre of portraiture.
The artwork depicts Charlotte of Belgium in an elegant and ornate white gown adorned with delicate lace and floral embellishments. Her attire is complemented by a regal tiara, emphasizing her royal status. She holds a fan in one hand, adding to the graceful demeanor portrayed in the painting. The backdrop consists of rich drapery and architectural elements, adding depth and grandeur to the composition. The overall color palette is warm, with the use of reds, golds, and soft whites contributing to the luxurious and sophisticated atmosphere of the portrait.
