Liedverkoopster 1772 - 1779
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lithograph, print, etching
photo of handprinted image
yellowing
aged paper
yellowing background
photo restoration
lithograph
etching
light coloured
old engraving style
archive photography
historical photography
old-timey
"Liedverkoopster" (1772 - 1779) is an etching by the Dutch artist P.L. Cor, depicting a woman selling sheet music in the street, likely to be a "marchande de chansons." The artwork is a classic example of the Rococo style, known for its elegant lines and intricate detail. The woman is depicted with a delicate beauty and an air of gentility. The composition highlights her graceful pose and the movement of her dress, creating a sense of dynamism. The inclusion of the small boy playing a violin adds a touch of whimsy to the scene, further highlighting the joy and entertainment associated with music in the Rococo era. This etching is an excellent representation of the social life and artistic trends of 18th-century Europe.
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