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Recognition from Chloe, 1787 (illustration)
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Recognition from Chloe, 1787 (illustration)
UIG5325123 Recognition from Chloe, 1787 (illustration) by Orleans, Philippe d (1674-1723) (after); (add.info.: Recognition from Chloe. Drawing by Philippe d'Orleans (1674-1723). Illustration from "The pastoral loves of Daphnis and Chloe" by Longus (Longos) Greek writer (2nd or 3rd century) after the drawings of the Duke of Orleans)
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18e Siecle 18th Century 18th Centuries 2 2nd Ii Iind Century 3 3rd Iii Iiird Century Ancient Greeks Food And Drink Identity Tables Antique Greece Dine Greece Greek Mealtime Piece Of Furniture Several People Several Persons
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Recognition from Chloe, 1787 (illustration) captures a moment of profound emotion and connection in the pastoral love story of Daphnis and Chloe. This exquisite print, created by Philippe d'Orleans in the early 18th century, beautifully illustrates a scene from Longus' Greek literary masterpiece. In this image, we witness several individuals gathered around a table, indulging in a delightful mealtime. The rich colors and intricate details transport us to ancient Greece, immersing us in its antiquity and charm. The furniture and furnishings evoke an atmosphere of elegance and sophistication. At the center of the composition stands a woman who exudes joy as she raises her glass for a toast. Her identity remains unknown but her expression speaks volumes about the depth of her emotions. A man beside her gazes at her with admiration, hinting at their shared history or perhaps newfound recognition. This illustration not only celebrates love but also highlights the importance of food and drink as symbols of communal enjoyment throughout history. It offers us a glimpse into Roman Empire-era dining customs while reminding us that these traditions have transcended time. The artistry behind this engraving is truly remarkable; every stroke reveals meticulous attention to detail that brings each character to life. As we contemplate this beautiful piece from Fine Art Finder's collection by Bridgeman Images, we are reminded once again of the power literature holds to inspire visual masterpieces.
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