Terpsichore by Jean (I) Leblond

Terpsichore c. 1630 - 1635

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pencil drawn

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wedding photograph

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photo restoration

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old engraving style

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historical photography

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old-timey

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yellow element

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19th century

This engraving, "Terpsichore" (c. 1630-1635), by Jean (I) Leblond, depicts the Greek muse of dance. Terpsichore is portrayed as a young woman with long, flowing hair and a delicate pearl necklace, holding a pipe. Leblond's use of detailed shading and intricate details creates a sense of realism and elegance, characteristic of his work in the Baroque style. This print, now held at the Rijksmuseum, reflects the artistic trends of 17th-century Europe, where mythological subjects were popular for both their artistic and intellectual appeal.

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