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MILLOT, Henri (?–1756). “Presumed Portrait of Madame de Barmont, née De Croix.” Oil on oval canvas, 82.5 x 65.5 cm. Restored. 19th-century gilded wood and stucco frame (with some damage). Provenance: Château de L., Haute-Vienne. Sotheby’s Paris auction of June 25, 2008, lot 54. Works by Millot that have survived to the present day are rare, yet he was a painter of the very highest caliber. He trained under Nicolas de Largillierre, from whom he naturally drew much inspiration.
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