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diioonysus · 7 months ago
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bows in art
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thegreatdeprussian · 2 years ago
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My hormones are all over the place today so inspired from this and this posts by draw-a-circle-thats-the-foxhole —
I had to search up some portraits for Matthew and hopefully, portraits for both Matthew & Alfred.
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Le Petit Boudeur by Jean-Baptiste Greuze
That's the face of a toddler who toddled his way from Québec to Nova Scotia. Alasdair commissions a painting right away and here's Matthew sulking and confused as to why he has to sit still for hours but at least he gets a father figure as a reward.
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Portrait signed by Theodore Kelley
This is arguably a better portrait for Matthew. Composed and obedient. I'm not sure what those flowers are but Matthew holding flowers prophetically speaks of his identity—lilies, roses, tulips, and poppies.
The painting as a whole is more personal—something you hang in an office or library (which guardian is the question), than something you hang in the sala of your Château to show off your fur factory, settler colony, newly-acquired baby...
like this:
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Portrait of Philippe Egalité (1750) by François Boucher
Obnoxious ruffles and tons of toys to compensate for the lack of quality time? Sounds like Francis Bonnefoy to me. Matthew is not staring properly as an act of mini rebellion for having to wear a stuffy, rigid gown (or perhaps something else caught his attention). It's not his fault he's not breeched yet. Also, he just wants a proper coat for winter, like this:
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Portrait of a young boy as an artist by François Hubert Drouais
Now this is what Arthur commissions after France cedes Canada. Matthew is breeched and is thriving as a lover of the arts himself. He gets to do what he wants and be painted the way he wants. This portrait now hangs in the Kirkland museum in Arthur's manor.
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Young man distracted by Jean Raymond Hippolyte Lazerges
(just imagine that the man in the portrait is blond lol)
It's early 1860s. Alasdair commisions this painting to celebrate Matthew's Dominion status. His Petit Bourdeur is now Adulte Boudeur (idk I don't speak French). Although he's not entirely independent yet, Matthew's dishevelled and exhausted now that he's learning to navigate politics on his own. But what causes him distress the most is Alfred's Civil War.
NA BROS
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Les Portraits de MM. De Béthune Jouant avec un Chien (1727) by Francois-Hubert Drouais
Here we have Alfred inventing country music, and Matthew being French with that fancy hat. They still appear to be the same age here but Alfred grows up faster—
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The Children of the Duc de Bouillon (1756) by Francois-Hubert Drouais
This is perfect. I want this commisioned on late 1760s or early 1770s before the American Revolution. Matthew on the viewer's left is talking about the pretty flowers or the moose he found while strolling. Alfred on the right just wants to read the latest publication of a philosopher-political-scientist but indulges his brother anyway.
By the 1890s, Alfred & Matthew will have more photos than paintings. That's all for now!
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diioonysus · 1 year ago
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men's fashion + art
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