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The Scullery Maid, c. 1738. Creator: Jean-Simeon Chardin

The Scullery Maid, c. 1738. Creator: Jean-Simeon Chardin


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The Scullery Maid, c. 1738. Creator: Jean-Simeon Chardin

The Scullery Maid, c. 1738

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Apron Barrel Barrels Chardin Chardin Jean Simeon Domestic Household Jean Bap Jean Baptiste Chardin Jean Baptiste Sim On Chardin Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin Jean Sim On Jean Sim On Chardin Jean Simeon Jean Siméon Chardin Kitchen Kitchen Maid Maid Pans Pots Servant Servants Washing Up Washington Women At Work Scullery Scullery Maid


The Scullery Maid, c. 1738 - A Glimpse into the Domestic Life of the 18th Century

EDITORS COMMENTS
. In this oil painting by Jean-Simeon Chardin, we are transported back to the bustling kitchen of a grand household in 18th century France. The scene showcases a scullery maid diligently attending to her daily chores amidst an array of pots, pans, and barrels. Dressed in simple yet elegant clothing, the young woman stands at a large tub filled with soapy water as she meticulously washes up after a busy day's work. Her apron is stained with evidence of her laborious tasks, while her focused expression reveals both dedication and pride in her occupation. Chardin masterfully captures the essence of domestic life through his attention to detail and use of color. The warm hues evoke a sense of coziness within the room, contrasting against the cool tones found on various utensils and surfaces. This painting serves as a testament to women at work during that era - their indispensable role in maintaining households functioning smoothly often overlooked or taken for granted. It reminds us that behind every grandeur lies countless hours spent by dedicated individuals like this scullery maid. Displayed proudly at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , Chardin's masterpiece continues to captivate viewers today with its timeless portrayal of ordinary people engaged in everyday tasks. It invites us to appreciate not only their hard work but also their contribution towards shaping history from behind closed doors.

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