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Pantomime from the journal of Carl Baumann written 1813-25, 1813 (w/c)
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Pantomime from the journal of Carl Baumann written 1813-25, 1813 (w/c)
XAM77347 Pantomime from the journal of Carl Baumann written 1813-25, 1813 (w/c) by Paumgarrten, Franz (19th century); Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, Vienna, Austria; (add.info.: by Franz Paumgarrten)
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Harlequin Pierrot Pince Nez Biedermeier Period Fancy Dress Costume
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This print titled "Pantomime from the journal of Carl Baumann written 1813-25,1813" takes us back to the enchanting world of the Biedermeier period. Created by Franz Paumgarrten in the 19th century, this artwork captures a moment of lively entertainment and playfulness. The scene unfolds within an elegant interior, where a group of individuals is engrossed in a game. Dressed in elaborate fancy costumes, they embody characters from pantomime and theater. The vibrant colors and intricate details bring these characters to life, with Harlequin and Pierrot stealing the spotlight. As we observe closely, we notice one player wearing pince nez glasses, adding an air of sophistication to their ensemble. This detail hints at the intellectual pursuits that were popular during this era. The atmosphere exudes joy and merriment as guests engage in this delightful pastime. It's easy to imagine laughter filling the room as they immerse themselves in this whimsical world. Franz Paumgarrten's skillful brushstrokes beautifully capture both the physicality and emotions of each character present. This painting serves as a testament to his talent for capturing human expression through art. Displayed at Heeresgeschichtliches Museum in Vienna, Austria, this artwork transports viewers back in time while reminding us of our enduring fascination with games and theatrical performances throughout history.
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