Château de Versailles – Jean Martial Fredou -- Louis-Joseph-Xavier de France, Dauphin, Duc de Bourgogne
1761
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The attire contributes significantly to the overall impression. He wears what seems to be an informal dressing gown or jacket, rendered in muted tones with touches of blue and pink that suggest embroidered details. A ribbon adorns his head, tied in a bow, adding a touch of elegance without appearing overly formal. The loose fabric drapes around him, conveying a sense of comfort and ease.
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