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Cross Section of the Hotel de Ville Seen in Perspective…, 1739-1740. Creator
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Cross Section of the Hotel de Ville Seen in Perspective…, 1739-1740. Creator
Cross Section of the Hotel de Ville Seen in Perspective Showing the Decoration and Illumination of the Courtyard and Rooms Created on the Occasion of the Ball Given the Night of August 30 and 31, 1739, 1739-1740. This cross-section of a building allows a unique view into a French royal wedding. The partiers are dressed in costume and dance in the Parisian town hall. No expense was spared in the lavish celebration, from flowers to drinks to the elaborate false ceiling painted to look like the sky
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Brush And Gray Wash Over Graphite Pen And Black Ink Jacques François Blondel
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This photo print, titled "Cross Section of the Hotel de Ville Seen in Perspective…", offers a mesmerizing glimpse into a grand French royal wedding. The image showcases an extravagant ball held on August 30 and 31,1739, within the opulent Parisian town hall. Every detail of this lavish celebration has been meticulously captured, from the resplendent decorations to the illuminated courtyard and rooms. The guests at this extraordinary event are adorned in exquisite costumes as they gracefully dance amidst the magnificent setting. No expense was spared to ensure that every aspect of this occasion exuded luxury and elegance. The air is filled with joyous laughter and lively conversations as attendees revel in the festivities. One cannot help but be awestruck by the sheer beauty depicted in this artwork. From vibrant flowers adorning every corner to carefully crafted drinks served with finesse, it is evident that no detail was overlooked. Particularly striking is the elaborate false ceiling painted to resemble a breathtaking sky, adding an ethereal touch to the already enchanting atmosphere. Created by Jacques François Blondel during the 18th century using watercolor with gouache and brush and gray wash techniques over graphite, pen, and black ink; this masterpiece now resides within The Cleveland Museum of Art's collection. This remarkable piece allows us to transport ourselves back in time and immerse ourselves in one of history's most splendid celebrations – a true testament to France's rich cultural heritage.
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