Venus Commanding Vulcan to Make Arms for Aeneas 1767
francoisboucher
theartinstituteofchicago
drawing, print, paper, chalk
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drawing
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natural stone pattern
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toned paper
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paper
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tile art
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earthy tone
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coffee painting
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underpainting
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chalk
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france
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black tea painting
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water
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wooden texture
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neutral brown palette
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watercolor
"Venus Commanding Vulcan to Make Arms for Aeneas" is a 1767 drawing by French artist Francois Boucher. The work depicts the Roman goddess Venus, accompanied by Cupids, commanding the blacksmith god Vulcan to forge arms for Aeneas, the Trojan hero. This drawing demonstrates Boucher's characteristic style, known for its graceful lines and elegant figures, and showcases his mastery of black chalk. The composition is filled with movement and energy, capturing the dynamism of the scene. "Venus Commanding Vulcan to Make Arms for Aeneas" exemplifies Boucher's skill in representing mythological subjects with beauty and allure.
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