Lavreince Nicolas Collection
"Lavreince Nicolas: A Master of Artistry and Elegance" Step into the world of Lavreince Nicolas, a renowned wardrobe consultant in the 18th century
For sale as Licensed Images
Choose your image, Select your licence and Download the media
"Lavreince Nicolas: A Master of Artistry and Elegance" Step into the world of Lavreince Nicolas, a renowned wardrobe consultant in the 18th century. With his keen eye for fashion and style, he created timeless masterpieces that continue to captivate us today. In 1782, Nicolas unveiled "The Wardrobe Consultant, " a painting that showcased his expertise in dressing the elite. Every detail meticulously crafted, from the delicate fabrics to the intricate accessories, reflecting his impeccable taste. Collaborating with Geraud Vidal in 1784, they brought to life "Les nymphes scrupuleuses" and "La balancoire mysterieuse. " These enchanting artworks depicted ethereal nymphs lost in their own worlds, evoking a sense of mystery and allure. Continuing their creative partnership, Vidal and Nicolas presented "La lecon interrompue" and "Le dejeuner anglais" in 1784. The former captured an interrupted lesson filled with curiosity and intrigue while the latter portrayed an elegant English breakfast scene brimming with sophistication. Jean Francois Janinet joined forces with Nicolas in 1788/1789 for "A Woman Playing the Guitar, " showcasing both artists' mastery of capturing emotions through art. This piece exuded passion as music flowed effortlessly from her fingertips. Janinet's collaboration continued with Nicolas on projects like "Les heures du jour" which beautifully illustrated different moments throughout the day. Additionally, they created captivating works such as "L aveu difficile (The Difficult Confession)" and "La Comparaison, " exploring themes of vulnerability and introspection. With Janinet's artistic touch came pieces like "Le petit conseil" where important discussions took place amidst opulent surroundings. Another masterpiece was born through their collaboration - "Ah. Laisse-moi donc voir" - depicting a moment of longing between two lovers yearning for each other's presence.