#etienne falconet

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Portrait of Etienne Maurice Falconet by Jean Baptiste Lemoyne

#art #europа #portrait #18th century #fransh painter #etienne falconet #drawing

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Pygmalion and Galatea (1763) by Étienne Maurice Falconet Paul and Virginia (1844) by Alessandro Puttinati Worship of the Female Form (early 20th century) by Alméry Lobel-Riche Kneeling man embracing a standing woman (1908) by Gustav Vigeland In Paradise (1918) by Max Svabinsky Thief of the Moon (1924) by Norman Lindsay

#worship of the female form #almery lobel-riche #kneeling man embracing a standing woman #gustav vigeland #norman lindsay #thief of the moon #art #pygmalion and galatea #etienne maurice falconet #paul and virginia #alessandro puttinati #paolo e virginia

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Étienne Maurice Falconet, Seated Cupid or Menacing Cupid, 1757. Rijkmuseum, Amsterdam.

Étienne Maurice Falconet, Cupido sentado o Cupido amenazando, 1757. Rijkmuseum, Ámsterdam.

#1757 #seated cupid #menacing cupid #sculpture #etienne maurice falconet #french sculptors #rijksmuseum #amsterdam #rococo #angel #children

[ghosts-of-imperial-russia]

Portrait of Empress Catherine the Great

By Etienne Maurice Falconet

[the-fallen-aesthetics]

It's a secret I keep tucked inside my chest

With this heart of mine that's guilty, not remorseful

There is love that doesn't have a place to rest

But it would have buried you if it had settled on your shoulders

- Never Love An Anchor by The Crane Wives

Inspirations/Refs and short descriptions cut below (and a surprise!)

Female Nude by Emilio Fiaschi and Swooning Woman by Fortunato Gori - Main inspiration for Liz's pose!

Pygmalion and Galatea by Etienne-Maurice Falconet - Inspiration for Liz and Shining's poses.

And lastly, the creative spark that started it all: Dlanon's Shiningale art!

Full piece:

#arknights #arknights fanart #arknights shining #arknights nightingale #my art #imagine listening to The Crane Wives and Dirt Poor Robins while doing this piece #couldn't be me! #*sweats*

[fromedennn]

Galatea and Pygmalion—

Gérôme, Jean-Léon "Pygmalion and Galatea" // Normand, Ernest "Pygmalion and Galatea" // Ovid Metamorphoses // Regnault, Jean-Baptiste "Pygmalion" // Raoux, Jean "Pygmalion Adoring His Statue" // Falconet, Etienne-Maurice "Pygmalion and Galatea" // Shaw, George Bernard Pygmalion

#i saw the first painting at the MET and it is one of my favorites #i went down a rabbit hole finding other artworks about pygmalion and galatea and then wanted to find the literature to tie it together #the art is quite beautiful and honestly i think the story is so thought provoking #i named galatea first in the title bc she deserves it #i also wanted to give her the last word #i hope you enjoy #web weaving #web weave #academia #light academia #dark academia #pygmalion #galatea and pymalion #my fair lady #art #classics #ovid #ovids metamorphoses #metamorphosis #painting #quotes #poetry #parallels #sculpture #mine

[earlgrey24]

La Mélancholie, Etienne Maurice Falconet, 1774, Louvre, Paris.

(in my heart of hearts, this is a statue of Lesbia/Clodia Metelli with her sparrow)

#Louvre #art #statues #classical art #classics #18th century #1700s #18th century art #classical antiquity #paris trip #clodia #clodia metelli #catullus

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At

first glance “the

swing”

seems to be a normal painting but look closer and you may start to see its unraveling

secrets.

The

Swing

painting depicts a young woman as the central figure, she is wearing a beautiful light pink-peach dress (or) gown. She enlivens the scene as she swings, in mid-air, her gown. She enlivens the scene as she swings, in mid-air, her gown almost engulfing the red velvet and gilded seat. Her left hand (our right) holds on

to the swing’s rope while her right hand (our left) is open. Her head is slightly tilted to her right and her eyes are gazing at something ahead of her. As she swings forward, she flings her heeled slipper from her left foot, her left leg is held out straight in the air and her right leg is bent. Her slipper is aimed at a large marble statue of what appears to be a Cupid, the Roman god of love. In front and a bit below the woman, in the rose bushes, is a gentleman looking up at her, and what appears to be accidentally

up her dress. He appears to have fallen over, supporting himself on his right elbow while his left arm is outstretched, his hat in hand. The Cupid statue seems to be reminiscent of Etienne-Maurice Falconet’s

Menacing

Cupid

(1757), which was a marble sculpture reportedly made for Etienne-Maurice Falconet’s

Menacing

Cupid

(1757), which was a marble sculpture reportedly made for Madame de Pompadour, who was King Louis XV’s mistress and confidante. Both Cupids have a finger to their lips as if they are keeping a secret. While the roses below the woman echo the color of her dress,

the rest of the composition, the background, and two male figures are darker in color with more neutral, cooler greens and blues denoting the shadows. Also the rope holding upon the swing is breaking, symbolizing the breaking in the woman and the husbands relationship as she swings back and forth between the two men.

What

are y’all’s thoughts on this painting? Please tag me! (it’s for my school project so please be serious😭🫶)

#brittany murphy #angelina jolie #girlblogging #coquette #book quotes #snow #lana del rey #vintage aesthetic #vintage art #art #art house #art homework #send help #personal survey #tag me please #tag me if you do #please repost #comment your thoughts

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Etienne-Maurice Falconet, L'Amour Menaçant, 1757

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Milo of Croton, marble, 1754, by Etienne Maurice Falconet

Louvre Museum, Paris

#marble sculpture #Greek mythology #18th century art #ouch #hubris

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Assignment Name: Redressing the Figure • Tools: Photoshop, tablet • Desc: A redressing of the sculpture “Leda and the Swan" Based on a composition by Etienne-Maurice Falconet as a furry cartoon style. • Feedback: The original sculpture features Leda, a girl in her arm, a kid by her side, and a swan on her lap. It shows the feminine beauty of Leda and Zeus harassing her as a swan. I tried to transformed this into a family consisted of a fox as the care giver and a cat and a rabbit as kiddos. The fur coat and leather dress are inspired by how stereotypical dangerous lady in the nightclub, and the intimacy in the pose between the fox and rabbit came from Zootopia by Disney. The twisting pose of the rabbit and fox was challenging and fun to make. To improve, I will try to strength the linework to present the twist in the muscles and add better texture in clothing • Link to Ref: https://www.pinterest.com/xy2033/00sketch/ #01Figure

#digital art #furry art

[michelangelob]

La Scultura del giorno: il Cupido Minaccioso di Falconet

La Scultura del giorno che vi propongo oggi è il Cupido Minaccioso che l’artista parigino Maurice Etienne Falconet scolpì nel 1757. Falconet scolpì il dio dell’amore su esplicita richiesta della Marchesa di Pompadour, l’amante preferita di re Luigi XV e figura emblematica del XVIII secolo. Per soddisfare le richieste della marchesa, Falconet diede forma a un fanciullo alato che con…

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#antonietta bandelloni #arte #english #La scultura del giorno #masterpiece #scultura

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Inspiration from 

Le Baiser Donné by Etienne Maurice Falconet 

Sargadelos

Museo Reina Sofía

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Malarz: Etienne-Maurice Falconet. Maker: John Dixon. 1760 r. Kolekcja V & A

#sztuka świata.grafika

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Pygmalion and Galatea

Sculpture by Etienne-Maurice Falconet

marble, 1763

#Etienne-Maurice Falconet #art #artist #sculptor #sculpture #Pygmalion and Galatea #marble #1763 #Sculpture by Etienne-Maurice Falconet

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Details: Venus of the Doves, Etienne Maurice Falconet (French, 1716-1791)

#Etienne Maurice Falconet #french art #art details #marble sculpture #sculpture detail #sculpture #rococo #18th century art #1700s #classical art