Sujet

Hand screen depicting Dorval visiting his beloved, c.1769-c.1781. Creators: Anon, Marie Therese Martinet.

Légende

Hand screen depicting Dorval visiting his beloved, c.1769-c.1781. Cardboard hand screen covered with paper, showing an oval cut engraving of a scene from the French comedy 'Lucile' by Jean François Marmontel (1723-1799). Limewood handle. The play 'Lucile' was translated into Dutch in 1781 and published in Amsterdam. The story is set in France 'in the house of Timantes, on his estate'.

Crédit

Photo12/Heritage Images/Heritage Art

Notre référence

HRM23A87_119

Model release

NA

Property release

NA

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

63,1Mo (2,9Mo) / 34,1cm x 46,3cm / 4032 x 5472 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Europe female women woman people male man men historical love romance arts play entertainment shape figure figures art cardboard guy romantic museum Netherlands Dutch color decoration decorative scene screen drama opera depiction century gallery floral artefact concept exhibition exhibit decorated artifact oval flowered watercolour gouache wreath illustrated wreaths engraved engraving art gallery Colour floral pattern romancing Netherlandish Floral Design 18th century Eighteenth Century culture history historic Rijksmuseum TGN illustration object Antoine Jean Duclos oval shaped Anon Anonymous watercolour on paper art centre Heritage Art Marmontel Low Countries cardboard Jean-Fran?ois Duclos Antoine Jean Duclos Antoine-Jean Antoine-Jean Duclos gouache (paint) watercolour (paint) printing ink aquarelle linden hand screen Lucile Marie Therese Martinet Martinet Marie Therese Pierre Ranson Ranson Pierre Jean-Fran?ois Marmontel