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Vignette of the first volume, page 165: Usage des Russes aprè
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Vignette of the first volume, page 165: Usage des Russes aprè
Vignette of the first volume, page 165: Usage des Russes apres le Mariage et avant la Noce, from Voyage en Siberie fait par ordre du Roi en 1761 [...], Paris, 1768 by Chappe d Auteroche, 1767. After Jean-Baptiste Le Prince
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This photo print, titled "Vignette of the first volume, page 165: Usage des Russes aprè (Vignette of the first volume, page 165: Usage des Russes apres le Mariage et avant la Noce, from Voyage en Siberie fait par ordre du Roi en 1761 [. . . ], Paris, 1768 by Chappe d Auteroche, 1767. After Jean-Baptiste Le Prince)", takes us back to the enchanting world of 18th-century France. Created by Augustin de Saint-Aubin, a renowned French artist of that era, this etching captures a moment in time with remarkable detail. The scene depicted showcases an intimate indoor setting where people gather after a wedding ceremony but before the celebration begins. The frame is filled with various individuals engaged in different activities - men conversing animatedly while others engage in their respective occupations. A group of women can be seen elegantly dressed as they interact with each other and perhaps discuss matters related to marriage. Augustin de Saint-Aubin's artistic prowess shines through his masterful use of light and shadow in this piece. The intricate details bring life to each character portrayed within the image. This artwork serves as a valuable historical document that provides insight into the customs and traditions surrounding weddings during that period. Displayed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of its heritage collection, this photograph offers viewers a glimpse into an intriguing chapter from our past. It invites contemplation on how societal norms have evolved over time while reminding us of the enduring beauty found within art itself.
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