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Portrait of the mime artist Jean-Baptiste Deburau, known as Baptiste (1796-1846), 1832. Creator: Arsène Trouvé
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Portrait of the mime artist Jean-Baptiste Deburau, known as Baptiste (1796-1846), 1832. Creator: Arsène Trouvé
Portrait of the mime artist Jean-Baptiste Deburau, known as Baptiste (1796-1846), 1832
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This portrait, titled "Portrait of the mime artist Jean-Baptiste Deburau, known as Baptiste" (1796-1846), was created by the French painter Arsène Trouvé in 1832. Deburau, a renowned mime artist, is depicted in the painting wearing an elaborate costume reminiscent of the Commedia dell'Arte tradition. The artist masterfully captures Deburau's expressive face and the theatrical atmosphere of the scene. The backdrop of the painting features a balustrade and architectural details, possibly representing a Parisian playhouse or a grand country estate. The rich colors and intricate details of the porcelain vase and the mime's clothing add to the overall opulence of the image. Deburau's costume, which includes a Pierrot-style dress and a tall hat, is a nod to the traditional attire of the Commedia dell'Arte characters. The painting is a testament to the heritage and history of French theatre and performance art. Deburau, who was known for his portrayal of the character "Jean-Gaspard," was a popular figure in Parisian society and often attended costume balls and other social events. This painting captures a moment in time, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the essence of a performer both on and off the stage. The painting is now part of the collection of the Musée de Carnavalet in Paris, one of the city's most prestigious museums, and is a must-see for anyone interested in French art, theatre history, or the history of mime performance.
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