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It is now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.","A young woman reclining on clouds draws a putto from life with a holder carrying white and black chalk, while her model, holding a torch and resting beside a quiver of arrows, eyes her from under his brows, like Cupid sitting for his portrait.","A young woman draws on an oval surface with white chalk while three winged, baby-like putti gather nearby, all on a bank of pale pink clouds in this horizontal painting. The woman and putti have pale, rosy skin, flushed cheeks, and hazel-brown eyes. To our left, the woman reclines with her upper body propped up on her far elbow, which rests on a steel-blue cushion as her legs stretch out to our right. Her light brown hair is braided and wrapped across the top of her head. She wears a loose, seafoam-green robe over a billowing ivory-white garment that has slipped off the shoulder closer to us. A round paint palette with brushes sticking out of its thumb hole and a roll of blue and white paper sit in the lower left corner, behind the woman. The woman and the objects are on a red cloth. In front of the woman is a rounded surface, perhaps a canvas, on which she draws. She holds up a gold-colored stylus with her right hand, closer to us, with a pointed piece of white chalk in one end and black chalk in the other. The canvas is taller than her head, so the child-like putto she draws on it is life-sized. The three nude putti on the far side of the canvas have copper or golden-blond, curly hair, flushed, rounded cheeks, short wings in white or peacock blue, pudgy torsos, and dimpled limbs. One putto, presumably the one the woman draws, sits back on the bank of clouds with a carnation-pink sash across his chest. He pulls his chin back and looks at her from under his eyebrows. He holds a gold-colored torch with a pink flame in one hand, and the other hand rests near a cylindrical quiver of arrows. Another putto peeks around the side of the canvas, and the third stands and props the canvas up. That third putto holds up a wreath of laurel leaves up over the canvas, above the woman’s drawing hand. The bank of clouds is parchment-brown with muted pink and blue highlights against a vivid blue sky. The artist signed and dated the lower right, “F Boucher – 1765.”",{"_298":502,"_300":503,"_302":504},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1475.jpg?dl=1","/art/allegory-of-painting-nga-32679","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/allegory-of-painting-nga-32679",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":497,"_125":498,"_288":499},{"_279":434,"_281":495,"_283":418,"_285":496},117.41943359375,102.41943359375,{"_290":228,"_123":500,"_154":501,"_140":93},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/francois-boucher","More by François Boucher","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1475/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1475/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1475/1920.jpg","nga","national-gallery-of-art","National Gallery of Art, Washington","Washington, DC",{"_314":522,"_316":523},{"_314":520,"_316":521},{"_314":518,"_316":519},{"_314":516,"_316":517},{"_314":514,"_316":515},"#774c35",0.1156,"#a57a66",0.1425,"#b5a18e",0.2025,"#738d94",0.2138,"#6f7161",0.3256,"François Boucher","francois-boucher","French, 1703–1770",1770,"Boucher trained with François Lemoyne, won the Prix de Rome and spent several years in Italy before rising to become First Painter to Louis XV. Madame de Pompadour was his most important patron.","self-portrait-with-two-pupils-marie-gabrielle-capet-1761-181-met-436840","Self-Portrait with Two Pupils, Marie Gabrielle Capet (1761–1818) and Marie Marguerite Carraux de Rosemond (1765–1788)",{"_42":576,"_225":577,"_328":578,"_330":331,"_332":579,"_334":580,"_336":337,"_338":337,"_339":-5,"_140":101},"1785","Paintings","83 x 59 1/2 in. (210.8 x 151.1 cm)",151.1,210.8,0.7406266050333847,[561,562,563,564,565],{"_224":304,"_225":305,"_42":306,"_307":308},"53.225.5","Adélaïde Labille-Guiard painted this in 1785, aged 36. It is now at The Met in New York.","Self-Portrait with Two Pupils, Marie Gabrielle Capet (1761–1818) and Marie Marguerite Carraux de Rosemond (1765–1788), by Adélaïde Labille-Guiard, 1785",{"_298":558,"_300":559,"_302":560},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1112.jpg?dl=1","/art/self-portrait-with-two-pupils-marie-gabrielle-capet-1761-181-met-436840","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/self-portrait-with-two-pupils-marie-gabrielle-capet-1761-181-met-436840",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":553,"_125":554,"_288":555},{"_279":550,"_281":551,"_283":552,"_285":536},171.12408834103752,225.8,156.12408834103752,{"_290":228,"_123":556,"_154":557,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/contemporaries-of-adelaide-labille-guiard","Adélaïde Labille-Guiard's contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1112/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1112/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1112/1920.jpg",{"_314":574,"_316":575},{"_314":572,"_316":573},{"_314":570,"_316":571},{"_314":568,"_316":569},{"_314":566,"_316":567},"#6a685f",0.125,"#7d5c3e",0.1609,"#5f432c",0.2178,"#1f1d13",0.2457,"#3d2f22",0.2506,"Adélaïde Labille-Guiard","adelaide-labille-guiard","French, 1749–1803",1749,1803,"a-game-of-hot-cockles-nga-32684","A Game of Hot Cockles",{"_42":628,"_225":629,"_328":630,"_330":331,"_332":631,"_334":632,"_336":633,"_338":337,"_339":634,"_140":93},"c. 1775/1780","overall: 115.5 x 91.5 cm (45 1/2 x 36 in.) framed: 144.5 x 121.3 cm (56 7/8 x 47 3/4 in.)",91.5,115.5,0.783447265625,[613,614,615,616,617],{"_224":505,"_225":506,"_42":507,"_307":508},"1946.7.6","Jean Honoré Fragonard painted this in about 1775/1780, aged about 43. It is now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.","Beneath towering trees in a misty park, a party of elegant young people play hot cockles, a game in which one player kneels with his face hidden in another’s lap and must guess who has slapped his hand. A couple sits apart on a bench to the left, absorbed in each other, and statues watch over the scene.","Towering, pale, celery-green trees frame a view of a lush park with about a dozen elegantly dressed, light-skinned men and women in this vertical landscape painting. The color palette is dominated by moss and lemon-lime green, golden yellow, and spruce blue. The men all wear jackets with long tails over knee-breeches, and their long hair is pulled back at the napes of their necks. The women wear long dresses with full skirts and hints of lace at the sleeves and bust, and their brown or white hair is pulled up. Nine of the men and women gather to our right on a stone terrace along the bottom edge of the painting. A man in butter yellow kneels in front of a woman wearing rose pink. Around this pair, people stand, kneel, sit, or recline wearing aquamarine blue, light turquoise, or ivory white. A man and woman sit on a bench to our left, a little removed from the larger group. This woman wears ruby red and the man leaning toward her wears topaz blue. Two people in the park beyond these groups are painted with only a few strokes of pale blue and white paint, and they look over a low hedge row lining the walking path. Beds of red flowers fill the lower corners of the composition in front of a statue of a woman to our left and a person, perhaps on a fountain, to our right. The grassy walking path and trees become more blue as they fade into the hazy distance between the tall tress to either side. The sky fades from pale blue along the horizon to a silvery blue, almost white, at the top.",{"_298":610,"_300":611,"_302":612},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1479.jpg?dl=1","/art/a-game-of-hot-cockles-nga-32684","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/a-game-of-hot-cockles-nga-32684",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":605,"_125":606,"_288":607},{"_279":602,"_281":603,"_283":604,"_285":587},105.4881591796875,130.5,90.4881591796875,{"_290":228,"_123":608,"_154":609,"_140":93},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/jean-honore-fragonard","More by Jean Honoré Fragonard","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1479/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1479/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1479/1920.jpg",{"_314":626,"_316":627},{"_314":624,"_316":625},{"_314":622,"_316":623},{"_314":620,"_316":621},{"_314":618,"_316":619},"#715523",0.12,"#6f8d72",0.1409,"#9c9353",0.1644,"#c2c7b0",0.2516,"#717743",0.3231,"Jean Honoré Fragonard","jean-honore-fragonard","French, 1732–1806",1732,1806,"Grasse","Fragonard studied with Chardin and then Boucher, won the Prix de Rome and spent five years in Italy, where he drew the gardens of the Villa d’Este.","farmer-requesting-permission-to-marry-a-nobleman-s-daughter-aic-262600","Farmer Requesting Permission to Marry a Nobleman's Daughter",{"_42":685,"_225":686,"_328":687,"_330":331,"_332":688,"_334":689,"_336":337,"_338":337,"_339":-5,"_140":101},"1761","watercolour","Drawing and Watercolor","Graphite and pen and black ink, with touches of opaque, white watercolor on cream laid paper","12.5 × 7.9 cm (4 15/16 × 3 1/8 in.)",0.63476894881529,[670,671,672,673,674],{"_224":449,"_225":450,"_42":451,"_307":452},"2023.2859","Gabriel de Saint-Aubin painted this in 1761, aged 37. It is now at the Art Institute of Chicago.","A work made of graphite and pen and black ink, with touches of opaque, white watercolor on cream laid paper.",{"_298":667,"_300":668,"_302":669},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/412.jpg?dl=1","/art/farmer-requesting-permission-to-marry-a-nobleman-s-daughter-aic-262600","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/farmer-requesting-permission-to-marry-a-nobleman-s-daughter-aic-262600",{"_294":295,"_296":297},{"_228":660,"_125":661,"_288":662},{"_279":656,"_281":657,"_283":658,"_285":659},39.86922372038225,49,15.86922372038225,25,{"_290":228,"_123":665,"_154":666,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":663,"_154":664,"_140":53},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"style/watercolour-18","More watercolours of the 18th century","artist/contemporaries-of-gabriel-de-saint-aubin","Gabriel de Saint-Aubin's contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/412/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/412/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/412/1920.jpg",{"_314":683,"_316":684},{"_314":681,"_316":682},{"_314":679,"_316":680},{"_314":677,"_316":678},{"_314":675,"_316":676},"#f0dfd0",0.0777,"#746a63",0.1113,"#95877b",0.2317,"#c7b098",0.242,"#af9c8a",0.3373,"Gabriel de Saint-Aubin","gabriel-de-saint-aubin","French, 1724–1780",1724,1780,"a-painter-s-studio-nga-12199","A Painter's Studio",{"_42":736,"_225":737,"_328":738,"_330":331,"_332":739,"_334":740,"_336":-5,"_338":-5,"_339":-5,"_140":103},"c. 1800","overall: 73.5 x 59.5 cm (28 15/16 x 23 7/16 in.) framed: 93.3 x 78.7 cm (36 3/4 x 31 in.)",59.5,73.5,0.806884765625,[721,722,723,724,725],{"_224":505,"_225":506,"_42":507,"_307":508},"1943.7.1","Louis-Léopold Boilly painted this in about 1800, aged 39. It is now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.","In a room filled with easels, white plaster heads and statuettes, a box of paints, books, and papers, a young woman stands looking at a sketch and a young girl looks on, seated in an armchair, in this vertical painting. The scene is lit from the upper left, presumably from a window out of our view. Both women have smooth, pale skin, and their hair is swept up with curls framing their faces. They face our right in profile so their faces are in gentle shadow. They have straight noses, and their rose-pink lips are closed. They wear gowns with short sleeves, low, scooped necks, and floor-length skirts cinched under the bust. In the center of the painting, the young woman has chestnut-brown hair and wears a white gown tied with a sky-blue ribbon. She stands in front of a portfolio propped up against a tall easel. The portfolio is made of two stiff boards that tie together with pale blue ribbon to secure large sheets of paper. She rests her right hand, closer to us, on the front board of the portfolio and looks down at the sketch on a gray piece of paper she holds with her other hand. Next to her and closer to us, the younger girl sits in a gold chair upholstered with olive-green velvet. She faces our right almost in profile, and she looks up toward the drawing the other woman holds. The girl in the chair has blond hair and a gold-colored dress. Her feet are propped on a gold footstool, and she holds another portfolio on her lap. She supports the portfolio and holds a piece of paper with one hand, and a stylus or brush in the other hand, up by her chin. To the right of the easel, a wooden table holds a collection of plaster casts of faces, a hand, and small-scale bodies along with a glass vessel and a few other tools. Two translucent green bottles, boxes, a book, and a terracotta vase are collected on the footstool and the floor around the base of the easel. Garnet-red cloths are draped down the front of the table to our right and behind the girl on the chair. Next to her chair, in the lower left corner of the composition, is a wooden box with a paint palette and a handful of thin paintbrushes. A scroll of paper lies next to the box. A shelf at the standing girl’s shoulder height and behind the pair, to our left, is piled with white busts of a man, child, and woman, more figurines, and a brush in a small cup, all arranged across a moss-green cloth. The space with the girls and artist’s tools is enclosed by a large, dark brown form, presumably a canvas in shadow, that leans against the tall easels and mostly cuts off a view into the rest of the room. A glimpse of shadowy capitals is seen over the board, across the top of the painting, to suggest that a row of columns recedes into the space beyond. The artist signed the work as if he had painted his name on the floor next to the scroll, “L. Boilly.”",{"_298":718,"_300":719,"_302":720},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1368.jpg?dl=1","/art/a-painter-s-studio-nga-12199","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/a-painter-s-studio-nga-12199",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":713,"_125":714,"_288":715},{"_279":710,"_281":711,"_283":712,"_285":696},74.3060302734375,88.5,59.3060302734375,{"_290":228,"_123":716,"_154":717,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/contemporaries-of-louis-leopold-boilly","Louis-Léopold Boilly's contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1368/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1368/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1368/1920.jpg",{"_314":734,"_316":735},{"_314":732,"_316":733},{"_314":730,"_316":731},{"_314":728,"_316":729},{"_314":726,"_316":727},"#c0ac92",0.0748,"#876331",0.1054,"#594226",0.1945,"#332519",0.243,"#171a18",0.3823,"Louis-Léopold Boilly","louis-leopold-boilly","French, 1761–1845",1761,1845,"portrait-of-mademoiselle-marie-anne-adelaide-le-normand-cma-103820","Portrait of Mademoiselle Marie-Anne Adelaide Le Normand",{"_42":799,"_225":800,"_328":801,"_330":331,"_332":802,"_334":803,"_336":-5,"_338":-5,"_339":-5,"_140":103},"c. 1793","miniature","Portrait Miniature","watercolor on ivory in a silver gilt mount","Framed: 8.4 x 6.9 cm (3 5/16 x 2 11/16 in.); Unframed: 7.3 x 5.8 cm (2 7/8 x 2 5/16 in.)",5.8,7.3,0.8079411764705883,[784,785,786,787,788],{"_224":780,"_225":781,"_42":782,"_307":783},"Courtesy of the Cleveland Museum of Art","1921.911","François Dumont painted this in about 1793, aged about 39. It is now at the Cleveland Museum of Art.",{"_118":778,"_383":779},"Portrait of Mademoiselle Marie-Anne Adelaide Le Normand, by François Dumont, c. 1793",{"_298":775,"_300":776,"_302":777},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/507.jpg?dl=1","/art/portrait-of-mademoiselle-marie-anne-adelaide-le-normand-cma-103820","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/portrait-of-mademoiselle-marie-anne-adelaide-le-normand-cma-103820",{"_294":295,"_296":297},{"_228":768,"_125":769,"_288":770},{"_279":766,"_281":657,"_283":767,"_285":659},44.19852941176471,20.198529411764707,{"_290":228,"_123":773,"_154":774,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":771,"_154":772,"_140":99},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"style/miniature-18","More miniatures of the 18th century","artist/contemporaries-of-francois-dumont","François Dumont's contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/507/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/507/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/507/1920.jpg","Mademoiselle Marie-Anne Adelaide Le Normand, a famous Parisian fortune teller, was born in Alençon, France, between 1768 and 1772. Little is known of her early years, but by 1790 she had already established a strong following in Paris.","Text from the Cleveland Museum of Art.","cma","cleveland-museum-of-art","Cleveland Museum of Art","Cleveland",{"_314":797,"_316":798},{"_314":795,"_316":796},{"_314":793,"_316":794},{"_314":791,"_316":792},{"_314":789,"_316":790},"#c2b5a0",0.0824,"#656f6c",0.0941,"#584733",0.1572,"#a2aab2",0.227,"#1d1a19",0.4393,"François Dumont","francois-dumont","French, 1751–1831",1751,1831,"antoine-laurent-lavoisier-1743-1794-and-marie-anne-lavoisier-met-436106","Antoine Laurent Lavoisier (1743–1794) and Marie Anne Lavoisier (Marie Anne Pierrette Paulze, 1758–1836)",{"_42":852,"_225":853,"_328":854,"_330":331,"_332":855,"_334":856,"_336":337,"_338":857,"_339":858,"_140":97},"1788","102 1/4 x 76 5/8 in. (259.7 x 194.6 cm)",194.6,259.7,0.7595,[837,838,839,840,841],{"_224":304,"_225":305,"_42":306,"_307":308},"1977.10","Jacques-Louis David painted this in 1788, aged 40. It is now at The Met in New York.","The chemist Antoine Lavoisier sits at a table covered in red velvet, pen in hand and surrounded by scientific instruments, as he turns to look up at his wife, Marie Anne, who leans on his shoulder.","Antoine Laurent Lavoisier (1743–1794) and Marie Anne Lavoisier (Marie Anne Pierrette Paulze, 1758–1836), by Jacques-Louis David, 1788",{"_298":834,"_300":835,"_302":836},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1084.jpg?dl=1","/art/antoine-laurent-lavoisier-1743-1794-and-marie-anne-lavoisier-met-436106","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/antoine-laurent-lavoisier-1743-1794-and-marie-anne-lavoisier-met-436106",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":829,"_125":830,"_288":831},{"_279":825,"_281":826,"_283":827,"_285":828},197.28,255,182.28,240,{"_290":228,"_123":832,"_154":833,"_140":97},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/jacques-louis-david","More by Jacques-Louis David","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1084/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1084/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1084/1920.jpg",{"_314":850,"_316":851},{"_314":848,"_316":849},{"_314":846,"_316":847},{"_314":844,"_316":845},{"_314":842,"_316":843},"#8c8778",0.0632,"#672119",0.1045,"#422616",0.1393,"#554e42",0.2591,"#2d2925",0.4339,"Jacques-Louis David","jacques-louis-david","French, 1748–1825",1748,1825,"Brussels","David was the leading painter of French Neoclassicism. After winning the Prix de Rome he studied antiquity in Italy, and in the 1780s produced severe, moralising history paintings such as The Oath of the Horatii and The Death of Socrates.","birth-of-bacchus-aic-263515","Birth of Bacchus",{"_42":910,"_225":911,"_328":912,"_330":913,"_332":914,"_334":915,"_336":-5,"_338":-5,"_339":-5,"_140":103},"1826 (?)","central-europe","55 × 50 cm (21 1/2 × 20 1/2 in.); Framed: 79.1 × 73.1 × 7 cm (31 1/8 × 28 3/4 × 2 3/4 in.)",50,55,0.926260006765137,[895,896,897,898,899],{"_224":449,"_225":450,"_42":451,"_307":452},"2022.366","Károly Markó, Sr. painted this in 1826 (?), aged 33. It is now at the Art Institute of Chicago.",{"_298":892,"_300":893,"_302":894},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/416.jpg?dl=1","/art/birth-of-bacchus-aic-263515","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/birth-of-bacchus-aic-263515",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":882,"_125":883,"_288":884},{"_279":879,"_281":880,"_283":881,"_285":866},65.94430037208254,70,50.94430037208254,{"_290":228,"_123":890,"_154":891,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":887,"_154":888,"_140":889},{"_290":288,"_123":885,"_154":886,"_140":95},"era/19-central-europe","19th-century Central Europe","style/painting-19","More paintings of the 19th century",432,"artist/contemporaries-of-karoly-marko-sr","Károly Markó, Sr.'s contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/416/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/416/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/416/1920.jpg",{"_314":908,"_316":909},{"_314":906,"_316":907},{"_314":904,"_316":905},{"_314":902,"_316":903},{"_314":900,"_316":901},"#a2855f",0.0959,"#b3b2ab",0.1846,"#58442b",0.1994,"#332a1b",0.2479,"#775c3d",0.2722,"Károly Markó, Sr.","karoly-marko-sr","Hungarian, 1793–1860","Hungarian",1793,1860,"sheet-of-sketches-cavalry-battles-and-mounted-soldiers-aic-113385","Sheet of Sketches: Cavalry Battles and Mounted Soldiers",{"_42":969,"_225":970,"_328":971,"_330":331,"_332":972,"_334":973,"_336":974,"_338":337,"_339":975,"_140":99},"1813/14","Graphite, on tan wove paper, perimeter mounted on ivory laid paper","17.2 × 23 cm (6 13/16 × 9 1/16 in.)",23,17,1.2110445205479452,[954,955,956,957,958],{"_224":449,"_225":450,"_42":451,"_307":452},"1947.35.57R","Jean Louis André Théodore Géricault painted this in 1813/14, aged about 22. It is now at the Art Institute of Chicago.","Horses rear and gallop and riders clash across this sheet of rapid pencil sketches, made around 1813–14, when the young Théodore Géricault was absorbed by the drama of Napoleon’s cavalry.","A work made of graphite, on tan wove paper, perimeter mounted on ivory laid paper.",{"_298":951,"_300":952,"_302":953},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/293.jpg?dl=1","/art/sheet-of-sketches-cavalry-battles-and-mounted-soldiers-aic-113385","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/sheet-of-sketches-cavalry-battles-and-mounted-soldiers-aic-113385",{"_294":295,"_296":297},{"_228":940,"_125":941,"_288":942},{"_279":657,"_281":938,"_283":659,"_285":939},44.643336868151295,20.64333686815129,{"_290":228,"_123":949,"_154":950,"_140":99},{"_290":125,"_123":946,"_154":947,"_140":948},{"_290":288,"_123":943,"_154":944,"_140":945},"era/19-france","19th-century France",237,"style/watercolour-19","More watercolours of the 19th century",40,"artist/jean-louis-andre-theodore-gericault","More by Jean Louis André Théodore Géricault","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/293/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/293/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/293/1920.jpg",{"_314":967,"_316":968},{"_314":965,"_316":966},{"_314":963,"_316":964},{"_314":961,"_316":962},{"_314":959,"_316":960},"#b0a490",0.0117,"#cbbda6",0.152,"#ddd6c4",0.2169,"#d6c9b1",0.247,"#e2ddd0",0.3724,"Jean Louis André Théodore Géricault","jean-louis-andre-theodore-gericault","French, 1791–1824",1791,1824,"Rouen","Géricault trained with Carle Vernet and Pierre-Narcisse Guérin and studied the old masters in the Louvre, but his passion for horses and modern events shaped his art.","the-camera-obscura-nga-32578","The Camera Obscura",{"_42":1022,"_225":1023,"_328":1024,"_330":331,"_332":1025,"_334":1026,"_336":-5,"_338":-5,"_339":1027,"_140":101},"1764","overall: 88.6 x 88.5 cm (34 7/8 x 34 13/16 in.) framed: 120.7 x 114.9 x 12.7 cm (47 1/2 x 45 1/4 x 5 in.)",88.6,0.9970703125,[1007,1008,1009,1010,1011],{"_224":505,"_225":506,"_42":507,"_307":508},"1945.10.1","Charles Amédée Philippe Van Loo painted this in 1764, aged 45. It is now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.","A young woman and two children lean into an oval stone window, absorbed in a wooden box with a brass-lined lens jutting from its side. The box is a camera obscura, an optical device that projects an image of whatever lies in front of it, and here it serves as a fashionable household amusement.","A young woman and two children are shown from the waist up through an oval, stone opening, holding and looking at a wooden box with a lens protruding from one side in this square painting. All three people have pale skin with rosy cheeks. To our right, the young woman’s body is angled to our left as she braces the torso of a young girl. The young woman looks at us from the corners of her sage-green eyes, under lifted brows. Her small, pink mouth is pursed in a slight smile, and she has a faint dimple in her rounded chin. Her heather-gray hair is partially plaited over the crown of her head, and long curls fall over her shoulders. She wears a spruce-blue shawl over the shoulders of her low-cut, olive-green dress. The child she braces has chubby cheeks, and her wavy blond hair is brushed back from her forehead and falls loosely to her shoulders. She wears a blush-pink dress with ruffles on the half-length sleeves and gossamer-white trim around the neckline and cuffs. The top and side rails of a wooden, ladderback chair up against the inside of the opening suggests she stands or kneels on a backward-facing chair. She rests her left hand on the edge of the stone opening and her other hand on the wrist of the boy standing close behind her. Mostly in the shadow behind the others, the boy has small, pointed features and short, curly, sable-brown hair. He wears a tan coat, and a muted blue scarf is tied at his throat. The two children gaze at the wooden box the boy holds, which is about the size of a toaster. A short, cylindrical, brass-lined lens pokes out of the center of the side facing the trio. The oval opening through which we see them is carved on our side with stylized leaves and berries, and the wall around it is the same elephant gray as the carvings. The girl and the box cast a shadow across the opening. The artist signed and dated the painting in the lower left corner, “Amedee Can Loo./1764.”",{"_298":1004,"_300":1005,"_302":1006},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1463.jpg?dl=1","/art/the-camera-obscura-nga-32578","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/the-camera-obscura-nga-32578",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":999,"_125":1000,"_288":1001},{"_279":996,"_281":997,"_283":998,"_285":981},103.34042968749999,103.6,88.34042968749999,{"_290":228,"_123":1002,"_154":1003,"_140":89},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"artist/contemporaries-of-charles-amedee-philippe-van-loo","Charles Amédée Philippe Van Loo's contemporaries","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1463/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1463/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1463/1920.jpg",{"_314":1020,"_316":1021},{"_314":1018,"_316":1019},{"_314":1016,"_316":1017},{"_314":1014,"_316":1015},{"_314":1012,"_316":1013},"#b1937a",0.0843,"#7f5a3d",0.1424,"#4d3a23",0.2334,"#645a44",0.2443,"#362918",0.2956,"Charles Amédée Philippe Van Loo","charles-amedee-philippe-van-loo","French, 1719–1795",1719,1795,"Charles-Amédée-Philippe van Loo belonged to a celebrated family of painters: he was the son of Jean-Baptiste van Loo and nephew of Carle van Loo.","portrait-of-a-boy-si-saam-1956-11-41","Portrait of a Boy","Unrecorded Italian maker","ca. 1800","27 x 25 in. (68.6 x 63.5 cm.)",63.5,68.6,0.8583333333333333,[1065,1066,1067,1068,1069],{"_224":385,"_225":386,"_42":387,"_307":508},"Courtesy of the Smithsonian American Art Museum","1956.11.41","An unrecorded Italian artist painted this in about 1800. It is now at the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, DC.",{"_118":1063,"_383":1064},"Portrait of a Boy, ca. 1800",{"_298":1060,"_300":1061,"_302":1062},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1912.jpg?dl=1","/art/portrait-of-a-boy-si-saam-1956-11-41","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/portrait-of-a-boy-si-saam-1956-11-41",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":1053,"_125":1054,"_288":1055},{"_279":1050,"_281":1051,"_283":1052,"_285":1034},73.88166666666666,83.6,58.88166666666666,{"_290":228,"_123":1058,"_154":1059,"_140":77},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":1056,"_154":1057,"_140":657},"era/18-italy","18th-century Italy","artist/unrecorded-italy","More by unrecorded makers of Italy","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1912/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1912/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1912/1920.jpg","In this portrait the artist captured the forceful and confident personality of a boy. The youth wears a jacket, red vest, and a stylish white cravat with an upturned collar, suggesting his future role in society as an upper-class gentleman.","Text from the Smithsonian American Art Museum.",{"_314":1078,"_316":1079},{"_314":1076,"_316":1077},{"_314":1074,"_316":1075},{"_314":1072,"_316":1073},{"_314":1070,"_316":1071},"#cfa679",0.0576,"#7e4428",0.0825,"#5b5839",0.1427,"#393123",0.2529,"#1b1a17",0.4643,"madame-bergeret-nga-32681","Madame Bergeret",{"_42":524,"_225":525,"_328":526,"_330":331,"_332":182,"_334":527,"_336":337,"_338":337,"_339":528,"_140":93},"possibly 1766","overall: 143.5 x 105.4 cm (56 1/2 x 41 1/2 in.) framed: 172.4 x 134.3 cm (67 7/8 x 52 7/8 in.)",105.4,143.5,0.732177734375,[1110,1111,1112,1113,1114],{"_224":505,"_225":506,"_42":507,"_307":508},"1946.7.3","François Boucher painted this (possibly 1766), aged 63. It is now at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.","Madame Bergeret stands in a garden in a gown of shimmering silver-white silk with blue bows, a straw hat trimmed with blue ribbon in one hand and a pink rose in the other, resting on an urn of flowers. Roses lie scattered on a bench and on the ground beside her.","A young woman with light skin stands in a garden, wearing a voluminous, full-length, silvery, shimmering gown in this vertical portrait painting. Her body faces us, as she looks into the distance to our left. She has rosy cheeks, gray-green eyes under gently arched, light brown brows, and her coral-pink, thin, closed lips curve in a slight smile. Her ash-brown hair is pulled back and adorned with tiny shell-pink and azure-blue flowers along the left side top of head, to our right. A pleated lace ruffle encircles her smooth neck. Her gown is parchment white where the light glints off the stiff fabric and is silvery gray in the shadows, creating a silk-like sheen. The dress is cut low across the chest, fits tightly around her narrow waist, and has puffy sleeves tied at the elbows with topaz-blue bows. Another blue bow is tied at her chest, and the ends wrap around her back along her waist. A corsage at her left shoulder, to our right, is a profusion of white flowers around a pale pink rose. In her other hand, to our left, she holds a straw hat with a shallow crown and a wide brim, trimmed with sky-blue ribbon. The arm holding the hat is nearly engulfed in the deep folds of her full skirt. She holds a pink rose in her other hand, which rests on the lip of a shiny, copper-colored urn filled with pink flowers and delicate green leaves. On that wrist she wears a bracelet with four strands of white pearls holding a cameo. She stands on a pale, dirt ground. A teal-blue bench in the lower left corner of the painting is tucked into sage-green shrubbery. Sprigs of pink roses are strewn across the seat and on the ground. The woman is framed to either side with olive and celery-green trees and vegetation, which blend into the hazy distance beyond her head.",{"_298":1107,"_300":1108,"_302":1109},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/1477.jpg?dl=1","/art/madame-bergeret-nga-32681","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/madame-bergeret-nga-32681",{"_294":444,"_296":445},{"_228":1104,"_125":1105,"_288":1106},{"_279":1101,"_281":1102,"_283":1103,"_285":1086},120.0675048828125,158.5,105.0675048828125,{"_290":228,"_123":500,"_154":501,"_140":93},{"_290":125,"_123":439,"_154":440,"_140":441},{"_290":288,"_123":167,"_154":166,"_140":169},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1477/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1477/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/1477/1920.jpg",{"_314":1122,"_316":1123},{"_314":1121,"_316":465},{"_314":1119,"_316":1120},{"_314":1117,"_316":1118},{"_314":1115,"_316":1116},"#aaa593",0.0844,"#7b735f",0.1556,"#6c5e3b",0.1812,"#414130","#29281d",0.2982,"standing-academic-male-nude-recto-sketch-of-upper-arm-verso-aic-113856","Standing Academic Male Nude (recto); Sketch of Upper Arm (verso)",{"_42":1172,"_225":1173,"_328":1174,"_330":331,"_332":1175,"_334":1176,"_336":1177,"_338":337,"_339":1178,"_140":95},"1816","Black chalk and charcoal with stumping, heightened with white chalk (recto), and black chalk and charcoal with stumping (verso), on dark tan laid paper","59 × 45 cm (23 1/4 × 17 3/4 in.)",45,59,0.7685862865947611,[1157,1158,1159,1160,1161],{"_224":449,"_225":450,"_42":451,"_307":452},"1977.350","Eugène Delacroix painted this in 1816, aged 18. It is now at the Art Institute of Chicago.","A male model stands posed in the studio, modelled in black chalk and charcoal, softened by stumping and lifted with white highlights on tan paper.","A work made of black chalk and charcoal with stumping, heightened with white chalk (recto), and black chalk and charcoal with stumping (verso), on dark tan laid paper.",{"_298":1154,"_300":1155,"_302":1156},"https://img.ochreeditions.com/m/295.jpg?dl=1","/art/standing-academic-male-nude-recto-sketch-of-upper-arm-verso-aic-113856","/galleries/style/neoclassicism/standing-academic-male-nude-recto-sketch-of-upper-arm-verso-aic-113856",{"_294":295,"_296":297},{"_228":1149,"_125":1150,"_288":1151},{"_279":1146,"_281":1147,"_283":1148,"_285":1131},69.3465909090909,83,45.34659090909091,{"_290":228,"_123":1152,"_154":1153,"_140":95},{"_290":125,"_123":946,"_154":947,"_140":948},{"_290":288,"_123":943,"_154":944,"_140":945},"artist/eugene-delacroix","More by Eugène Delacroix","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/295/480.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/295/960.jpg","https://img.ochreeditions.com/a/295/1920.jpg",{"_314":1170,"_316":1171},{"_314":1168,"_316":1169},{"_314":1166,"_316":1167},{"_314":1164,"_316":1165},{"_314":1162,"_316":1163},"#493c33",0.0813,"#a29d99",0.1011,"#97765d",0.1706,"#6c5342",0.2797,"#7a5e4a",0.3673,"Eugène Delacroix","eugene-delacroix","French, 1798–1863",1798,1863,"Charenton-Saint-Maurice","Delacroix trained under Pierre-Narcisse Guérin and emerged in the 1820s as the leader of French Romanticism, with dramatic, richly coloured canvases such as The Death of Sardanapalus and Liberty Leading the People.",{"_1180":-5,"_1181":1182,"_1183":1184,"_1185":8,"_1186":1187,"_1188":8},"user","csrf","f1d7c70bd8c2401ffe0b74d8da88a82898c4a9d2","cartCount",0,"dropLive","legal",[1189,1190,1191,1192,1193,1194,1195,1196,1197,1198,1199,1200],"uploadsEnabled",{"_225":1223,"_20":1224},{"_225":1221,"_20":1222},{"_225":1219,"_20":1220},{"_225":1217,"_20":1218},{"_225":1215,"_20":1216},{"_225":1213,"_20":1214},{"_225":1211,"_20":1212},{"_225":1209,"_20":1210},{"_225":1207,"_20":1208},{"_225":1205,"_20":1206},{"_225":1203,"_20":1204},{"_225":1201,"_20":1202},"credits","Open-Access Credits","accessibility","Accessibility Statement","vulnerability-disclosure","Vulnerability Disclosure Policy","own-photo","Printing Your Own Photo","copyright","Copyright and DMCA Policy","agents","Agent & API Terms","acceptable-use","Acceptable Use Policy","cookies","Cookie Policy","privacy","Privacy Policy","limited-editions","Limited Editions and Certificates","sale","Terms of Sale","terms","Terms of Use"]