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Le marchand de rubans (fragment), c1753. Creator: Etienne Jeaurat
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Le marchand de rubans (fragment), c1753. Creator: Etienne Jeaurat
Le marchand de rubans (fragment), c1753
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Le Marchand de Rubans,
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or "The Ribbon Seller," is a captivating fragment of an oil painting by the 18th century French artist Etienne Jeaurat, housed in the Carnavalet Museum in Paris. This exquisite artwork, created around 1753, showcases the richness and vibrancy of the Rococo era in France. The painting depicts a lively scene of three individuals in a parlor setting. At the center, a young man, dressed in the fashionable attire of the time, sits confidently at a table laden with an array of colorful ribbons. He is intently choosing from the vast selection, his gaze fixed on a young woman standing before him. She holds out a ribbon for his approval, her expression a mix of anticipation and playfulness. A third figure, a young woman, stands nearby, observing the interaction with a knowing smile. The merchant, with his well-groomed appearance and air of authority, represents the bustling trade of textiles during the Rococo period. The ribbons, in their myriad of hues and textures, symbolize the concept of choice and the variety available to the discerning consumer. The women, with their elegant dresses and expressive faces, embody the concept of heritage and the importance of personal adornment in the French culture of the time. The painting's intricate details, from the delicate folds of the textiles to the subtle nuances in the characters' expressions, showcase Jeaurat's mastery of the oil painting technique. The use of color and light further enhances the overall effect, transporting the viewer to the historic Parisian setting of the 18th century. The Carnavalet Museum, with its extensive collection of French heritage art, is the fortunate location where this beautiful fragment of history remains preserved for future generations to appreciate.
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