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Photo Mug : La Rose, 1788 (1931). Artist: Philibert Louis Debucourt
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La Rose, 1788 (1931). Artist: Philibert Louis Debucourt
La Rose, 1788 (1931). From Apollo magazine, volume XIII, no 76, April 1931
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In this print titled "La Rose, 1788 (1931)" artist Philibert Louis Debucourt transports us to a world of love and beauty. The image, featured in the April 1931 edition of Apollo magazine, captures an allegorical figure surrounded by vibrant colors and delicate flowers. At the center of the composition stands Cupid, the Greek god of love and desire. With his bow in hand, he presents a single rose as an offering to a couple sitting together in a lush garden. This scene evokes feelings of romance and tenderness, suggesting that love is being celebrated or perhaps even leading to a marriage proposal. Debucourt's use of color adds depth and richness to the print. The vivid hues bring life to every petal on each blooming flower surrounding the couple. Through this attention to detail, we are transported into nature's embrace where roses symbolize passion and devotion. The artist skillfully combines elements from both the 18th century and his own era in this work. By merging classical mythology with contemporary aesthetics, Debucourt creates a timeless piece that transcends any specific time period. "La Rose" reminds us that love knows no bounds - it exists across centuries and cultures as an eternal force connecting people through its universal language. As we gaze upon this enchanting print by Philibert Louis Debucourt, we are reminded of our own capacity for giving and receiving love - just like Cupid himself.
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