Masked Ball Collection (#5)

Step into a world of mystery and intrigue at the enchanting masked ball

Masked Ball Collection: The Costume Ball (oil on canvas)

The Costume Ball (oil on canvas)
XIR16716 The Costume Ball (oil on canvas) by Blarenberghe, Henri J. van (1741-1826); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Lille, France; French, out of copyright

The Masquerade, Cornelis de Wael, 1630 - 1648

Masquerade, Lambertus Antonius Claessens, 1803

Masked Ball Collection: A woman dressed festively, a man in a cape and a masked man who extends his left arm

A woman dressed festively, a man in a cape and a masked man who extends his left arm, print maker: workshop of Jacob de Gheyn II, 1595 - 1596

Masked Ball Collection: A veiled woman and two masked men, one with a cock on his belt, Jacob de Gheyn (II)

A veiled woman and two masked men, one with a cock on his belt, Jacob de Gheyn (II), 1595 - 1596

Masquerade at a port, attributed to Reinier Nooms, 1650 - 1664

A return of a masked ball, painting by Marchal. Salon of 1855. Engraving

Masked Ball Collection: Masked Ball in the Hall of the Hoftheater in Bonn, detail, by Johann Franz Rousseau, 1755

Masked Ball in the Hall of the Hoftheater in Bonn, detail, by Johann Franz Rousseau, 1755
Johann Franz Rousseau (1717-1804), Masked Ball in the Hall of the Hoftheater in Bonn. 1755. Details

Masked Ball Collection: Masked ball during the Carnival, Circa 1805

Masked ball during the Carnival, Circa 1805
Germany, 19th century. Masked ball during the Carnival, about 1805

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Step into a world of mystery and intrigue at the enchanting masked ball. Inspired by the captivating artwork of Konstantin Andreyevich Somov, this event transports you to an era of elegance and secrecy. Immerse yourself in the allure of a masquerade, as depicted in Somov's masterpiece from 1924. The delicate strokes and vibrant colors bring to life the enigmatic atmosphere that surrounds these gatherings. Travel back in time to witness a tragic turn of events at a masked ball in 1930, where the creator remains unknown. This haunting image serves as a reminder that behind every mask lies hidden desires and unforeseen consequences. Delve even further into history with an engraving depicting the assassination of King Gustav III of Sweden during a masked ball at Stockholm's Royal Opera House in 1792. This chilling moment forever etched in time showcases how even grand celebrations can be marred by tragedy. Experience the opulence and splendor captured in "The Masque, " created between 1701-1800. With pen, black ink, watercolor, and white body color on paper, this piece invites you to marvel at lavish costumes and intricate masks worn by revelers lost within their fantasies. Take your imagination aboard a warship during an English masquerade ball from the 19th century. Picture yourself dancing beneath twinkling stars while surrounded by fellow seafarers adorned with elaborate disguises - truly an unforgettable evening on high seas. Before stepping foot into this magical affair, catch a glimpse of anticipation through "Before the Masked Ball. " A woman elegantly dressed awaits her companion, exuding excitement for what lies ahead amidst shimmering lights and cascading laughter. Embark on an artistic journey through Rome's Carnival with collector's picture series capturing burning candles (Moccoletti) illuminating joyous faces along Corso street. These vivid lithographs transport you straight into the heart of this vibrant celebration, where masks and revelry reign supreme.