The Unfortunate Teacher of Musical Theory 1840
fredericbouchot
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print
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pencil drawn
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drawing
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light pencil work
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photo restoration
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pencil sketch
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portrait reference
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idea generation sketch
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pencil drawing
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limited contrast and shading
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men
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portrait drawing
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pencil work
"The Unfortunate Teacher of Musical Theory" (1840) by Frédéric Bouchot is a humorous lithograph depicting a music teacher seemingly overwhelmed by his students' terrible singing. The exaggerated facial expressions of the teacher and his two students, along with the text "L'infortuné professeur de solfège" (the unfortunate teacher of solfeggio), convey the absurdity of the situation. The work is a satirical commentary on the challenges of music education, offering a lighthearted take on a familiar theme. This print was part of the series "Les Bonnes Têtes Musicales" (The Good Musical Heads) showcasing the artist's talent for capturing everyday moments.
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