Masquerade c. 1512 - 1515
anonymous
drawing
drawing
toned paper
handmade artwork painting
coloured pencil
coffee painting
underpainting
watercolour bleed
watercolour illustration
green and neutral
watercolor
warm toned green
"Masquerade" is an anonymous watercolor painting depicting a scene of masked revelers during a Renaissance-era masquerade. The artwork, created around 1512-1515, captures the festive atmosphere of a masked ball, with figures in elaborate costumes and feathered masks, their identities concealed by the anonymity of their attire. The scene is set against a backdrop of a grand hall, suggesting the opulence and grandeur of the occasion. The painting highlights the popularity of masquerade balls as a form of social entertainment and celebration during this period, emphasizing the importance of disguise and anonymity in fostering a sense of freedom and playfulness.
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