1690 1743 Collection

Declaration of Love, c. 1720. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
Declaration of Love, c. 1720. A category of painting invented in France in the early 1700s is the fete galante (gallant party), with subject matter that hovers between fantasy and reality

Anne du Bourg and Henry II in the Paris Parlement, 10th June 1559, 1893 (oil on canvas)
5862791 Anne du Bourg and Henry II in the Paris Parlement, 10th June 1559, 1893 (oil on canvas) by Laurens, Jean Paul (1838-1921); Hotel de Ville, Paris

The Vineyard, c. 1723-1727. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
The Vineyard, c. 1723-1727

The Swing, c. 1723-1727. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
The Swing, c. 1723-1727

The Gardener, c. 1723-1727. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
The Gardener, c. 1723-1727. This whimsical series is one typically found in fashionable, elite Parisian residences of the eighteenth-century

The See-Saw, c. 1723-1727. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
The See-Saw, c. 1723-1727

Wall Panals: The Gardener, Horticlture, The Vineyard, The See-Saw, The Swing, c. 1723-1727. This whimsical series is one typically found in fashionable

Horticulture, c. 1723-1727. Creator: Nicolas Lancret (French, 1690-1743)
Horticulture, c. 1723-1727

Autumn, 1738. Oil on canvas. Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) French painter. Men and women on a wooded hill enjoying a picnic while below left grapes are being harvested. Vendage Plenty Wine Food Fashion

Brother Philippe Geese ca 1736 Oil copper 10 3 / 4 x 13 7 / 8
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Servant Justified ca 1740 Oil copper 11 x 14
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Studies Couple Seated Ground Looking Songbook
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Gallant conversation Conversation galante couples engage
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Anne du Bourg and Henry II in the Paris Parlement, 1559. Henry (1519-1559) king of France from 1547, staunch Roman Catholic. 23 December Du Bourg hanged and burned for defending Calvinism

The Cup of Coffee, 1742. Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) French painter. Mother, father and their two small girls being served coffee by a manservant beside a pool in the garden

The Four Times of Day: Morning, 1741. Oil on canvas. Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) French painter
The Four Times of Day: Morning, 1741. Oil on canvas.Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743) French painter. Lady half dressed in the middle of her toilette assisted by here maid

Assembly in the Great Chamber of the Paris Parlement : the Seat of Justice, to be addressed by Louis XV (King of France 1715-1774) 22 February 1723, who took control of government on this

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"Exploring the Artistic World of Nicolas Lancret (1690-1743)" Step into the enchanting world of French artist Nicolas Lancret, who lived from 1690 to 1743. His works beautifully capture various aspects of life during the early 18th century, showcasing love, politics, leisure activities, and more. One such masterpiece is "Declaration of Love, " created around 1720. In this painting, Lancret portrays a tender moment between two individuals expressing their affection for one another. The emotions are palpable as they gaze into each other's eyes. Another notable piece is "Anne du Bourg and Henry II in the Paris Parlement, " painted in 1893. This oil on canvas artwork depicts a significant historical event that took place on June 10th, 1559. It showcases Anne du Bourg and Henry II engaged in a conversation within the Paris Parlement. Lancret's talent extends beyond capturing human interactions; he also excels at depicting outdoor scenes like "The Vineyard. " Created between 1723 and 1727, this painting transports viewers to lush vineyards where workers diligently tend to the grapevines under sunny skies. "The Swing" is yet another delightful creation by Lancret from the same period. Here we see an elegantly dressed lady enjoying herself on a swing while being pushed by her companion. The playful atmosphere exudes joy and carefree moments. In his work titled "The Gardener, " Lancret brings attention to horticulture with meticulous detail. He captures gardeners tending to vibrant flowers and plants with utmost dedication and skill—a testament to their passion for creating natural beauty. Lancret's mastery shines through once again in "The See-Saw. " This painting depicts children joyfully playing together on a see-saw—an embodiment of innocence and friendship that transcends time. His artistry even extends beyond canvases.