Jacques d'Agar (Circle), Portrait Of A Gentleman In A Silk Robe Trees Some say that it began

Some say that it began with competitive postal workers racing their horses all over the country

One that references the old masters in its use of light/shade yet also captures the young lady’s character - particularly in the eyes

Pedersen’s work can be found in several public collections including at the Danish National Gallery

Overall size: 25½” x 21½” / 65cm x 52cm

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Jacques d'Agar (Circle), Portrait Of A Gentleman In A Silk Robe Trees Some say that it beganThis enchanting late 17th century French oil painting depicts an elegant gentleman in a silk robe with his right index finger on an open book. Stylistically, its comparable to the oeuvre of Jacques d'Agar (1640 1715). Dressed in a rather ostentatious embroidered silk robe, which is seemingly held closed by his left hand, he conveys the air of an enlightened scholar. Behind, a classical column indicates his distinguished lineage, while an open book