Vignette pour une adresse 1752

This etching, “Vignette pour une adresse” by Gabriel de Saint-Aubin, dates back to 1752 and is a fine example of Rococo style art. The piece features a group of putti, or cherubic figures, interacting with a large piece of fabric in a whimsical scene. The intricate details of the drapery and the playful interactions of the putti exemplify the Rococo style's emphasis on grace, elegance, and lightheartedness. This artwork is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, New York, and is a testament to Saint-Aubin's mastery of etching technique.