Balls and receptions scenes in painting and art

Balls and receptions scenes in painting and art

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Balls and receptions


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Three Is A Crowd :: Albert B. Wenzell
Balls and receptions -  Three Is A Crowd :: Albert B. Wenzell
A New Purchase :: Albert Roosenboom
Balls and receptions - A New Purchase :: Albert Roosenboom
Ready for the Ball :: Eduardo Leon Garrido
Balls and receptions - Ready for the Ball :: Eduardo Leon Garrido
Preparing For The Ball :: Auguste Toulmouche
Balls and receptions - Preparing For The Ball :: Auguste Toulmouche
The Ball Mask :: Jules Frederic Ballavoine
Balls and receptions - The Ball Mask :: Jules Frederic Ballavoine
Sortee in a Rococo Interior :: Benjamin Eugene Fichel
Balls and receptions - Sortee in a Rococo Interior :: Benjamin Eugene Fichel
Vanity :: Auguste Toulmouche
Balls and receptions - Vanity :: Auguste Toulmouche
The Candlelight Dance :: Gustav Wilhelm Blom
Balls and receptions - The Candlelight Dance :: Gustav Wilhelm Blom
Before The Masked Ball :: Noel Saunier
Balls and receptions - Before The Masked Ball :: Noel Saunier
Vanity :: Pierre Charles Comte
Balls and receptions - Vanity :: Pierre Charles Comte
Valsen :: Anders Zorn
Balls and receptions - Valsen :: Anders Zorn
The Blue Dress :: Auguste Toulmouche
Balls and receptions - The Blue Dress :: Auguste Toulmouche
Susanna and the Old Gentlemen :: Pierre Andre Brouillet
Balls and receptions - Susanna and the Old Gentlemen  :: Pierre Andre Brouillet
Private concert :: Jean Beraud
Balls and receptions - Private concert :: Jean Beraud
At The Ball :: Frederick Vezin
Balls and receptions - At The Ball :: Frederick Vezin
The Italian comedians :: Jean-Antoine Watteau
Balls and receptions - The Italian comedians :: Jean-Antoine Watteau
The Masked Beauty :: John Harrison Witt
Balls and receptions - The Masked Beauty :: John Harrison Witt
 






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User   User Rating: 400  June 11, 2018


Ball painting is always pompous, luxurious, pretentious. The paintings depict characters who care very much about their appearance and the impression produced on others. Even if this is not a masquerade, the characters try to hide their true face, presenting instead an artificially created image, but the skillful brush of the artist always clears up the situation and shows the viewer all the facets of the plot.

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lucky95   User Rating: 491  November 23, 2019


Tags: ball, dance, chandelier, man and woman, love, dancing, entertainment, evening. cosiness.

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