Mid 18th–early 19th Century Collection

Woman Standing Open Sash Window Small Boy Beside
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Two Warriors Classical Costume Bending Figures
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Man Embracing Woman Child Arms mid-18th-early 19th century
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Belisarius Begging Alms mid-18th-early 19th century
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Study Male Nude Althaemenes Despair Trying Hide Himself
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Caricature Joseph-Benoit Suvee mid-18th-early 19th century
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Design Stage set Showing Interior Palace recto
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Study Male Nude Althaemenes Trying Hide Himself
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Design Mirror Form Horizontal Oval Elevation
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Jupiter disguised eagle Ganymede sketch two peacocks
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Two Studies Male Nude Althaemenes Hiding Bush
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Two Studies Bearded Men verso Studies Antique Sculpture
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In the mid-18th to early 19th century, a window into history reveals captivating scenes and intriguing characters. A woman stands gracefully by an open sash window, her presence illuminated by the soft sunlight streaming through. Beside her, a small boy gazes out with wonderment in his eyes, eager to explore the world beyond. Meanwhile, two warriors don classical costumes as they bend their figures in preparation for battle. Their stoic expressions hint at the courage and determination that lie within them. In another corner of this era's canvas, a man embraces a woman and child in his arms, symbolizing love and familial bonds that transcend time. The plight of Belisarius begging for alms captures the social disparities prevalent during this period. His weathered face tells tales of struggle and hardship endured amidst opulence and wealth. Artistic endeavors take form as well - a study of a male nude named Althaemenes depicts despair etched on his face as he tries to hide himself from prying eyes. Caricature artist Joseph-Benoit Suvee adds humor to this era with his witty sketches that poke fun at societal norms. Designs come alive on stage sets showcasing grand palaces' interiors – intricate details transport audiences back in time while mirroring horizontal oval elevations add elegance to architectural designs. Mythology intertwines with reality as Jupiter disguises himself as an eagle while sketching Ganymede surrounded by two majestic peacocks – capturing divine beauty frozen in time. Althaemenes once again finds himself hiding behind bushes in two separate studies; perhaps seeking solace or evading unseen dangers lurking nearby. Bearded men are also studied intently alongside antique sculptures – bridging ancient wisdom with contemporary observations. These glimpses into the mid-18th to early 19th century offer us fragments of life's tapestry woven during those transformative years – where artistry flourished, social dynamics shifted, and humanity sought to make sense of the world around them.