A 19th-century Painting Inspired By J-baptiste Pater
This painting is a beautiful 19th-century composition directly inspired by a work by the French painter Jean-Baptiste Pater (1695–1736) and, more specifically, it is a version of his famous genre scene titled “The Happy Family”...
Throughout the 19th century, particularly during the Second Empire and the era of Empress Eugénie, high society developed a genuine fascination with the 18th century. This trend, known as the "Neo-Rococo" style or the "Marie-Antoinette" taste, inspired 19th-century painters to create numerous high-quality reinterpretations of the masters of the "fête galante" (such as Watteau, Lancret, and Pater).
In its original gilded stucco frame
The painting has been carefully restored and re-varnished ...
Dimensions: 60x73 cm and 94x82 cm with frame
Throughout the 19th century, particularly during the Second Empire and the era of Empress Eugénie, high society developed a genuine fascination with the 18th century. This trend, known as the "Neo-Rococo" style or the "Marie-Antoinette" taste, inspired 19th-century painters to create numerous high-quality reinterpretations of the masters of the "fête galante" (such as Watteau, Lancret, and Pater).
In its original gilded stucco frame
The painting has been carefully restored and re-varnished ...
Dimensions: 60x73 cm and 94x82 cm with frame
1 400 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Louis 15th - Transition
Condition: Good condition
Material: Oil painting
Width: 82
Height: 94
Reference (ID): 1813935
Availability: In stock
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