2 gravuras de Jean Honoré Fragonard (1732 a 1806) emolduradas, sec. XIX (?), coloridas (cores esbatidas pelo tempo) por N. De Launay e por J. Mathieu, 69x51 cm, muito bonitas, emolduradas. Dimensões: 59.8 x 46.4 cm, imagem 57.3 x 43.4 cm:
1. La Bonne Mère
Emma Barker parker puts the painting in a “genre galant” context, combining “eroticism and domesticity in a distinctly comic fashion” [2]. The young woman, supposedly to watch over the two small children, seems distracted by the white cat and the boy pouring water to her right. She does not exhibit the complete absorption in her maternal duties expressed in scenes by Chardin for example. The title La bonne mère is not by Fragonard, this is a later addition by the engraver Nicolas Delaunay. The title was subsequently also used for the painting, emphasizing the domestic component of the composition.
2. Le Serment d'Amour
"couple kissing as they pledge their love to each other in front of a statue representing cupids supporting a stone slab; within oval Etching and engraving."
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