In a one image of her, she sits on a plush chair and rests one foot on a stool.
In a one image of her, she sits on a plush chair and rests one foot on a stool. She wears a white dress with yellow cloth draped around her, and is in a room with Corinthian columns. There is a faint view of a domed white building, but it is largely obscured by a hanging red drape. Another image of her, painted two years earlier, pictures her in a gold-tinted room with a nebulous background. A tall lamp stands next to the chaise lounge on which the title figure, dressed in Greek garb, reclines. For ten points, these paintings, one from 1802 by Francois Gérard and the other from 1800 by Jacques-Louis David, both depict what French bluestocking, the wife of a banker with a penchant for self-portraits?
In a one image of her, she sits on a plush chair and rests one foot on a stool.
Madame {Récamier} (or Jeanne Françoise Julie Adélaïde {Récamier})