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Study for Scaramouche, his arms outstretched, c. 1707 (red, black and white chalk, on light gray paper)
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Study for Scaramouche, his arms outstretched, c. 1707 (red, black and white chalk, on light gray paper)
7302471 Study for Scaramouche, his arms outstretched, c. 1707 (red, black and white chalk, on light gray paper) by Gillot, Claude (1673-1722); 23.2 x 31 cm; Private Collection; Photo © Christie's Images
Media ID 28009434
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Circus Circus Performance Clown Clowns Court Jester Jester Joker Only One Person
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This print showcases Claude Gillot's "Study for Scaramouche, his arms outstretched" from around 1707. The artwork, created using red, black, and white chalk on light gray paper, measures 23.2 x 31 cm and is currently held in a private collection. Gillot's piece transports us to the vibrant world of the circus in the 18th century. The image depicts a jester-like figure with outstretched arms, exuding an air of playfulness and mischief. Dressed in colorful attire against a neutral background, the clown stands as a symbol of entertainment and amusement. The artist's skillful use of color brings life to this early 18th-century portrait. The bold reds juxtaposed with blacks and whites create a striking contrast that draws our attention to every detail within the composition. Gillot masterfully captures both the whimsy and complexity of his subject through delicate lines and shading techniques. This work exemplifies Gillot's expertise in capturing human expression through his illustrations. With only one person portrayed in this drawing – Scaramouche himself – we are invited to delve into the character's emotions and persona more deeply. As we admire this remarkable piece by Pauline Guyon from Fine Art Finder, we are reminded of how art has always been an integral part of society throughout history. It allows us to explore different eras while appreciating their unique artistic expressions.
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