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Chocolate in vermeil by Marie Lesczinska (Lesczynska) (1703-1768) Queen of France made in 1729 by Nicolas Cousinet. Paris, Louvre Museum
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Chocolate in vermeil by Marie Lesczinska (Lesczynska) (1703-1768) Queen of France made in 1729 by Nicolas Cousinet. Paris, Louvre Museum
JLJ4668287 Chocolate in vermeil by Marie Lesczinska (Lesczynska) (1703-1768) Queen of France made in 1729 by Nicolas Cousinet. Paris, Louvre Museum by Cousinet, Henri Nicolas (active 1724-1768); Louvre, Paris, France; (add.info.: Chocolate in vermeil by Marie Lesczinska (Lesczynska) (1703-1768) Queen of France made in 1729 by Nicolas Cousinet. Paris, Louvre Museum); Photo © Photo Josse
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This print showcases the exquisite "Chocolate in vermeil" created by Marie Lesczinska, the Queen of France, in 1729. Crafted by the talented artist Nicolas Cousinet, this stunning piece is housed within the prestigious Louvre Museum in Paris. The photograph captures every intricate detail of this remarkable work of art. Made from metal and adorned with gold accents, it exudes opulence and elegance. The delicate crockery used to serve the chocolate adds a touch of refinement to the composition. The image transports us back to a time when indulging in chocolate was considered a luxurious treat reserved for royalty and nobility. It evokes images of lavish banquets and sumptuous feasts held at the French court during the 18th century. The presence of chocolates on display hints at their significance as symbols of wealth and prestige. In an era where sugar was highly valued due to its scarcity and expense, these delectable treats were not only delicious but also represented affluence. Through this photograph, we are invited to appreciate both the artistic mastery behind Marie Lesczinska's creation and its historical context within French culture. It serves as a reminder that art can take many forms beyond traditional paintings or sculptures – even everyday objects like crockery can be transformed into works worthy of admiration. Overall, this print offers a glimpse into an era defined by luxury, decadence, and artistic excellence – all encapsulated within one small object: "Chocolate
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