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Working women, c. 1725. Creator: Ceruti, Giacomo Antonio (1698-1767)
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Working women, c. 1725. Creator: Ceruti, Giacomo Antonio (1698-1767)
Working women, c. 1725. Found in the Collection of the Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo, Brescia
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Attire Brescia Ceruti Dressmaker Dressmakers Embroiderer Embroideress Everyday Fancy Work Frock Giacomo Antonio 1698 1767 Jobs Milanese School Milliner Milliners Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo Seamstress Seamstresses Tailor Wear
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by Giacomo Antonio Ceruti (1698-1767): A Glimpse into Baroque Fashion and Everyday Life This oil on canvas painting, titled "Working Women," is a masterpiece by the renowned Italian artist Giacomo Antonio Ceruti, created around 1725. The artwork is currently housed in the esteemed Pinacoteca Tosio Martinengo in Brescia, Italy. The painting portrays a lively and engaging scene of women engaged in various occupations related to the textile industry, which was a significant economic force during the Baroque period. The women depicted include dressmakers, seamstresses, embroiderers, and milliners, all diligently working on their respective tasks. Their attire showcases the intricacies and diversity of fashion during this era. The Milanese School influence is evident in the rich colors, textures, and ornate details of their clothing. The dressmakers are seen in elegant, voluminous gowns, while the seamstresses wear practical, fitted frocks. The embroiderers are engrossed in their work, their delicate needlework adding exquisite embellishments to the garments. The milliners, with their wide-brimmed hats and fashionable aprons, are busy creating the latest headpieces. The painting not only offers a glimpse into the fashion trends of the time but also highlights the importance of women's roles in the textile industry. The everyday tasks of these working women were essential to the production of clothing, which was a significant aspect of life during the Baroque period. Ceruti's masterful brushstrokes and attention to detail bring this scene to life, making it a fascinating and valuable addition to the world of fine art.
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