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Couronnement de Voltaire au Theare-Francais, le jour de la sixieme representation d Irene, 30 mars 1778; d apres le dessin de Moreau le jeune, grave par Gaucher (engraving)
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Couronnement de Voltaire au Theare-Francais, le jour de la sixieme representation d Irene, 30 mars 1778; d apres le dessin de Moreau le jeune, grave par Gaucher (engraving)
6005437 Couronnement de Voltaire au Theare-Francais, le jour de la sixieme representation d Irene, 30 mars 1778; d apres le dessin de Moreau le jeune, grave par Gaucher (engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Couronnement de Voltaire au Theare-Francais, le jour de la sixieme representation d Irene, 30 mars 1778; d apres le dessin de Moreau le jeune, grave par Gaucher. Illustration for Dictionnaire du Theatre by Arthur Pougin (Alcide Picard et Kaan, 1884).); © Look and Learn; French, out of copyright
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1778 D Apres Dapres Dessin Grave Jeune Jour Mars Moreau Representation Gaucher
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The captivating engraving titled "Couronnement de Voltaire au Theare-Francais, le jour de la sixieme representation d Irene, 30 mars 1778; d apres le dessin de Moreau le jeune, grave par Gaucher" transports us back to a significant moment in French theatrical history. This artwork depicts the coronation of the renowned philosopher and writer Voltaire at the Theatre-Francais on March 30th, 1778. The scene is filled with excitement and anticipation as actors and audience members gather to witness this extraordinary event. The detailed composition showcases the grandeur of the theater's interior, adorned with elegant decorations that reflect the opulence of the era. Voltaire stands proudly at center stage, surrounded by his peers who pay homage to his immense contribution to literature and drama. This engraving serves as a testament to Voltaire's influence not only as a playwright but also as an intellectual figure who challenged societal norms through his writings. It captures a pivotal moment where artistry merges with recognition, highlighting how theater played a crucial role in shaping cultural discourse during this period. Created by French School artists in the 19th century for Arthur Pougin's Dictionnaire du Theatre publication, this print preserves an important historical milestone for future generations to admire. Its intricate details and masterful execution demonstrate both artistic skill and reverence for one of France's most celebrated literary figures: Voltaire.
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