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Representation of the ballet comedie "La Princesse de Navarre"
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Representation of the ballet comedie "La Princesse de Navarre"
XEE4157079 Representation of the ballet comedie " La Princesse de Navarre" in Versailles, on the occasion of the marriage of Louis Dauphin of France with Marie Therese (Marie-Therese) of Spain (1726-1746) in Versailles on February 23, 1745 - comedie-ballet by Jean-Philippe (Jean Philippe) Rameau on a libretto by Voltaire. Engraving by Cochin Charles Nicolas, the Jeune, the Jeune (-1715-1715 90) by Cochin, Charles Nicolas II (1715-90); Private Collection; (add.info.: Representation of the ballet comedie " La Princesse de Navarre" in Versailles, on the occasion of the marriage of Louis Dauphin of France with Marie Therese (Marie-Therese) of Spain (1726-1746) in Versailles on February 23, 1745 - comedie-ballet by Jean-Philippe (Jean Philippe) Rameau on a libretto by Voltaire. Engraving by Cochin Charles Nicolas, the Jeune, the Jeune (-1715-1715 90)); Stefano Bianchetti; French, out of copyright
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This print captures a momentous event in French history - the representation of the ballet comedie "La Princesse de Navarre" at Versailles. The occasion was none other than the grand marriage of Louis Dauphin of France with Marie Therese of Spain on February 23,1745. The ballet comedie, composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau and written by Voltaire, brought together two great artistic minds to create a spectacle fit for royalty. This engraving by Charles Nicolas Cochin II beautifully depicts the grandeur and elegance that permeated this historic event. In this scene, we see dancers gracefully moving across the stage, their vibrant costumes adding splashes of color against an opulent backdrop. The attention to detail is exquisite; every movement captured with precision and grace. As we delve into this image, we are transported back in time to witness a celebration that united two powerful nations through love and artistry. It serves as a testament to the significance placed on culture during this era. Now preserved in a private collection, this engraving allows us to appreciate not only the skillful craftsmanship but also the historical importance of such events. It reminds us that art has always played an integral role in society - bringing people together and immortalizing moments for generations to come.
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