Jean-Antoine de Mesmes, president of Paris'Parliament.

Jean-Antoine de Mesmes, president of Paris' Parliament, is a painting by Philippe de Champaigne, created in 1653. 



The artwork depicts Jean-Antoine de Mesmes, seated and wearing a long, red robe with white and grey striped fur trim. The robe has wide sleeves, and he has a white fur collar. His attire suggests a position of authority. He holds a small, light-colored object in his hands, possibly a letter or document. 



The background is dark, with a green curtain and a glimpse of a classical column, creating a sense of depth and formality. The painting is characterized by a realistic style, with attention to detail in the clothing and the subject's features. The overall mood is one of seriousness and dignity.



The painting's dimensions are 1.62 meters in width and 2.23 meters in height. It is housed in Room 913.