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The Regular Visitor to Ranelagh Gardens, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42
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The Regular Visitor to Ranelagh Gardens, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42
XIR216406 The Regular Visitor to Ranelagh Gardens, from Les Femmes de Paris, 1841-42 (colour litho) by Geniole, Alfred Andre (1813-61); Musee de la Ville de Paris, Musee Carnavalet, Paris, France; French, out of copyright
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In this print titled "The Regular Visitor to Ranelagh Gardens" we are transported back in time to the vibrant and elegant atmosphere of 19th-century Paris. The image, captured by Alfred Andre Geniole, showcases a scene from Les Femmes de Paris, a renowned publication from 1841-42. Amidst the lush greenery of Ranelagh Gardens, we witness an intriguing conversation between two individuals - one male and one female. Dressed in their finest attire, they exude sophistication and grace as they engage in lively discussion. The man dons a distinguished top hat while enjoying his cigar, symbolizing his status within society. Meanwhile, the woman wears a fashionable bonnet that adds an air of elegance to her appearance. This snapshot into leisurely moments spent at Ranelagh Gardens offers us a glimpse into the social dynamics of the era. It is evident that these gardens were not only places for relaxation but also served as meeting grounds for intellectual discourse and societal connections. As we admire this beautifully colored lithograph housed at Musee Carnavalet in Paris, France, it becomes clear that it represents more than just an artistic creation; it encapsulates an entire epoch's spirit. Through this artwork's timeless charm and attention to detail, we are reminded of the importance placed on leisure activities during this period and how public spaces like Ranelagh Gardens played a significant role in shaping society's interactions.
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