Portrait of a noble under the reign of Louis XIV

Pretty portrait of a woman of the high aristocracy under the reign of Louis XIV.
Under Louis XIV, some furs, such as menu-vair and ermine, were distinctive signs of high nobility.

Circle of Pierre Mignard (1612-1695)
Saying about a painting that she was executed by "the entourage of Pierre Mignard" indicates that the painting was painted by an artist trained around Mignard, not by the master directly, but perhaps by one of His students.

Regarding the attribution, we found 3 paintings by Pierre Mignard 1612-1695, they are all 3 in the museum Grobet Labadié in Marseille.

We find the same technique, be it at the level of the posture, the look, but especially the treatment of light.
The frames to some details are substantially the same as ours.

Oval frame of Louis XIV period gilded wood and carved.
Original canvas, chassis change.

Dimensions without frame: Length: 52.5cm Width: 66cm
Dimensions with frame: Length: 70cm Width: 85cm