Danse de fiançailles 1885
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Luc-Oliver Merson’s "Danse de fiançailles" (1885) is a stained glass artwork depicting a joyous scene of a betrothal celebration. The composition is divided into three sections, each framed by an arched window. The central section portrays a group of figures dancing in a garden setting, while the left section features a group of musicians, and the right section shows a group of onlookers. The vibrant colors and intricate details of the stained glass create a rich and atmospheric effect, capturing the festive spirit of the occasion. The artwork is a fine example of Merson’s mastery of the stained glass medium, showcasing his ability to render light and shadow with remarkable realism.
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