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In the Costume of Mezetin, print made by Henri Simon Thomassin c. 1717-1726 (etching)
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In the Costume of Mezetin, print made by Henri Simon Thomassin c. 1717-1726 (etching)
1066831 In the Costume of Mezetin, print made by Henri Simon Thomassin c.1717-1726 (etching) by Watteau, Jean Antoine (1684-1721) (after); 27.3x19.7 cm; Dallas Museum of Art, Texas, USA; (add.info.: Henri Simon Thomassin (1687-1741)
Sous un habit de Mezetin.); gift of Mrs. A.E. Zonne; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22219632
© gift of Mrs. A.E. Zonne / Bridgeman Images
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This print showcases the exquisite artwork of Henri Simon Thomassin, a renowned etcher from the early 18th century. Titled "In the Costume of Mezetin" this piece is an homage to Jean Antoine Watteau, one of the most celebrated painters of his time. The print measures 27.3x19.7 cm and is currently housed in the prestigious Dallas Museum of Art in Texas, USA. The image depicts a musician dressed in the vibrant attire of Mezetin, a character often associated with entertainment and merriment during that era. With his lute delicately cradled in his hands, he exudes an air of elegance and skill as he prepares to enchant his audience with melodious tunes. Transporting us back to the rococo period, this print captures both the opulence and playfulness that defined this artistic movement. The intricate details on Mezetin's costume reflect Thomassin's mastery as an etcher while paying tribute to Watteau's original painting. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing scene, we are reminded of the power art holds in preserving history and evoking emotions across centuries. This particular piece serves as a testament to both Thomassin's talent and Watteau's enduring influence on French art. Gifted by Mrs. A. E Zonne, this remarkable print continues to inspire visitors at the Dallas Museum of Art today—a timeless reminder of our shared cultural heritage.
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