Before us is Madame Rivier, whose portrait, together with her daughter, was ordered by her husband. Of particular importance is his chosen oval composition, inscribed in a rectangle.
This oval emphasizes the fluidity of the folds of the dress, the cashmere shawl, the softness of the blue velvet cushions.
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