Ceremonial scene with Abundance and Piping Pan 1765 - 1766
adampartnership
themetropolitanmuseumofart
sculpture
toned paper
charcoal drawing
possibly oil pastel
charcoal art
oil painting
female-nude
coffee painting
underpainting
sculpture
men
portrait drawing
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"Ceremonial Scene with Abundance and Piping Pan" (1765-1766) by the Adam Partnership is a large-scale drawing depicting a classical scene of abundance and celebration. Executed in chalk and heightened with white on a toned paper, the composition features several figures in an idealized, neoclassical style. The central figure, likely representing Abundance, offers a cornucopia filled with fruits and flowers to a reclining female figure who embodies prosperity. The scene is further animated by a figure of Pan playing a pipe, symbolizing the joy and music of the occasion. This piece is now part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection and demonstrates the Adam Partnership's mastery of classical themes and their ability to create visually compelling and evocative works of art.
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