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The Chinese Mascarade, 1735 (etching in black on ivory laid paper)
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The Chinese Mascarade, 1735 (etching in black on ivory laid paper)
2971529 The Chinese Mascarade, 1735 (etching in black on ivory laid paper) by Pierre, Jean Baptiste Marie (1713-89); 31.4x42.8 cm; The Art Institute of Chicago, IL, USA; (add.info.: Mascarade Chinoise faite a Rome le Carnaval de l annee M.D.CCXXXV.
267 x 422 mm (image); 306 x 424 mm (plate); 314 x 428 mm (sheet)); Joseph Brooks Fair Fund; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22692878
© Joseph Brooks Fair Fund / Bridgeman Images
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The Chinese Mascarade, 1735" is a captivating etching that transports us back to the vibrant and extravagant carnival celebrations of Rome in the 18th century. Created by Pierre, Jean Baptiste Marie, this black etching on ivory laid paper captures the essence of a grand procession during the Carnival of 1735. The image showcases a lively parade filled with an array of characters and elements. Horses adorned with elaborate costumes lead carriages through the streets, while participants dressed as Chinese figures add an exotic touch to the spectacle. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every stroke, bringing life to each character and capturing their animated expressions. This artwork not only depicts a festive occasion but also serves as a testament to cultural exchange between East and West during this period. The presence of Chinese-inspired costumes amidst Roman traditions highlights the fascination with foreign cultures prevalent at that time. Measuring approximately 31.4x42.8 cm, this print from "The Art Institute of Chicago" holds historical significance and artistic brilliance within its frame. It offers viewers an opportunity to immerse themselves in a moment frozen in time – where joyous revelry intertwines with cross-cultural influences. "The Chinese Mascarade, 1735" is more than just an exquisite piece; it represents art's ability to transcend boundaries and capture moments that resonate throughout history.
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