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Presenting Madame de Maintenon, as played by Catherine Walker in Versailles.
As always, the flowers are chosen for their traditional symbolic meanings, with passiflora standing for religious fervour & holy love, and almond blossom for the youthful indiscretions put behind her.
Presenting my latest in this art nouveau inspired set : the wonderfully quirky Liselotte, perfectly played by Jessica Clark in Versailles.
Queen Marie-Thérèse, played by Elisa Lasowski, for my ever-expanding set of Versailles portraits inspired by the artwork of Alphonse Mucha.
Latest addition to my set inspired by the art nouveau style of Mucha, here's Sophie, played by Maddison Jaizani.
Alexander Vlahos as Philippe, Duc d'Orleans, first in the set inspired by the Art Nouveau style of Alfons Mucha. Love how this one turned out!
The wickedly witty Madame de Montespan in the style of Mucha, surrounded by white hollyhocks which represent 'female ambition'.
Presenting my Mucha-inspired portrait of the fiercely loyal & frankly rather terrifying Fabien Marchal, played by Tygh Runyan in Versailles.
Finished! Noemie Schmidt as Henriette, in the style of Alfons Mucha. English rose caught somewhere between the sun & moon!
