French Prints of the Eighteenth Century
French Prints of the Eighteenth Century
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Bonnet direxit.
Le Berger g*alant. Le Berg-er entreprenant. By Demarteau.
L'Amant eouronne'. By B. A. Patron. A rare little print, in colours.
La belle Cachette. L'heureux Chat. By Bonnet.
La Jarretiere. By Bonnet.
A scantily-dressed lady engaged in adjusting her garter on her left leg, which is resting on an arm-chair. Close by a dog is yelping, whilst a man-servant brings some refreshment. A print not worthy of any great attention. Three states.
(1) Les Compliments du jour de Tan. By Bonnet.
...A young woman sitting on a bed, with a small child on her knees. Several other figures (one of them a man talking to a little girl) complete the picture.
(2) Les Presents du jour de Tan. By the Same.
A young woman, carrying a tray of presents, followed by two young girls and a little boy with his hat in his hand, going towards a group of four persons seated on the right ; a young man lends assistance in the distribution of the gifts. No less than nine figures are shown in this print.
JAZET, 55 Pendants in colours, of considerable value and rather rare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bonnet direxit.
Le Berger g*alant. Le Berg-er entreprenant. By Demarteau.
L'Amant eouronne'. By B. A. Patron. A rare little print, in colours.
La belle Cachette. L'heureux Chat. By Bonnet.
La Jarretiere. By Bonnet.
A scantily-dressed lady engaged in adjusting her garter on her left leg, which is resting on an arm-chair. Close by a dog is yelping, whilst a man-servant brings some refreshment. A print not worthy of any great attention. Three states.
(1) Les Compliments du jour de Tan. By Bonnet.
...A young woman sitting on a bed, with a small child on her knees. Several other figures (one of them a man talking to a little girl) complete the picture.
(2) Les Presents du jour de Tan. By the Same.
A young woman, carrying a tray of presents, followed by two young girls and a little boy with his hat in his hand, going towards a group of four persons seated on the right ; a young man lends assistance in the distribution of the gifts. No less than nine figures are shown in this print.
JAZET, 55 Pendants in colours, of considerable value and rather rare.
What to read after French Prints of the Eighteenth Century?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ralph Henry Nevill to read onlineMoreLess
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