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This image is an oil portrait painting titled "Retrato de Madame Courcelle (también conocido como Doña Antonia Cortés)" by José Gil de Castro, created circa 1824, currently located at the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Parque Forestal s/n, Santiago, Chile. The painting depicts a light-skinned woman, appearing to be in her late twenties or early thirties, from the chest up, against a plain, dark background. Her dark, curly hair is styled in ringlets framing her face and appears pulled back. She wears a single strand pearl necklace closely fitted around her neck and a small, dark, circular earring with a light central element in her visible left ear. Her facial expression is neutral, featuring a subtle, closed-mouth smile, and her brown eyes gaze directly forward towards the viewer. She is draped in a light, likely cream-colored, shawl or rebozo with a ruffled or scalloped edge visible along the neckline. This garment is extensively embroidered with vibrant floral motifs, primarily consisting of red-orange blossoms with green foliage and stems, distributed across the fabric. Denser, more intricate floral clusters are visible towards the lower right and left portions of the draped fabric. The background is uniformly dark, exhibiting visible brushstrokes characteristic of an oil painting on canvas.
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