Seven Women Seated Behind a Low Wall 1720 - 1765

"Seven Women Seated Behind a Low Wall" is an etching by Anne Claude Philippe Caylus, a French artist known for his contributions to the Rococo period. The work, created between 1720 and 1765, depicts a group of seven women seated behind a low wall, likely in a public setting. Their poses and gestures suggest conversation and observation, capturing the spirit of social interaction during the era. Caylus's masterful use of line creates a sense of depth and volume, showcasing his skill as a draftsman. This print is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.