Portrait of Madame X
About Portrait of Madame X
1884 oil portrait by John Singer Sargent of socialite Virginie Amélie Avegno Gautreau. Uncommissioned, it depicts her in a black satin dress, originally with a dropped strap that caused scandal at the Paris Salon. Now at the Met, it's considered the "Mona Lisa of American art."
Portrait of Madame X is a Rare trading card in the Masterworks II: Lumière series on WikiTCG. This card is based on the Wikipedia article about Portrait of Madame X, which has 20,867 pageviews and is available in 24 languages. 269 players have collected this card.
Battle Stats
- Power: 4
- HP: 8
- Deck Cost: 3
- Affinities: Unity
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Image: John Singer Sargent (American, Florence 1856–1925 London) (1856 - 1925) – Artist Details on Google Art Project -- Public domain
