Francois-Hubert Drouais painted a portrait of this figure  "at her Tambour Frame.
This figure is dressed in Turkish garb and sits in a dimly lit room as a black servant brings coffee in a Carle Van Loo  painting. The Alte Pinakothek houses the "Munich portrait," which refers to a work depicting this figure in flowing green  garb as a clock in the background shows 8:20pm. In one painting, sheep surround the central figure as a dove lies in this  figure's hands holding the title message. In another painting, this figure is shown playing a mandolin as a black dog  watches on. In addition to The Sultana drinking coffee and The billet-doux, this figure is shown delicately clutching a bow as a leopard-skin barely hangs onto her back in a painting by Jean-Marc Nattier in which she is portrayed as (*) Diana.  Francois-Hubert Drouais painted a portrait of this figure  "at her Tambour Frame." She is depicted playing the Harpsichord in one  of several portraits of her by Francois Boucher. For 10 points, name this Marquise, the mistress to Louis XV.
This figure is dressed in Turkish garb and sits in a dimly lit room as a black servant brings coffee in a Carle Van Loo  painting.
Madame du Pompadour [or Jeanne Antoinette Poisson, Marquise du Pompadour]