Glass was present in nearly every aspect of daily life—from a lady’s morning toilette
Rome, glass was present in nearly every aspect of daily life—from a lady’s morning toilette
Cross, Degas . . . .,“ May 3–15, 1909, no. 48 (as „La toilette„). New York.
Boucher’s most original contribution to Rococo painting was his reinvention of the pastoral, a form of idealized landscape populated by shepherds and shepherdesses in silk dress, enacting scenes of erotic and sentimental love.
François Boucher ca. 1750 The Interrupted Sleep François Boucher 1750 The Toilette
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century Textile Fragment 4th–5th century Fragment of a Tunic 4th century The Toilette
Berlin, 1877–Geneva, 1946, and Berlin, 1875–Berlin, 1935
Little Harbor in Normandy (1909; Art Institute of Chicago), Marie Laurencin’s La toilette
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Valentin de Boulogne ca. 1625–26 The Crucifixion Pietro Lorenzetti 1340s The Toilette
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Valentin de Boulogne ca. 1625–26 The Crucifixion Pietro Lorenzetti 1340s The Toilette
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1568 The Adoration of the Shepherds Andrea Mantegna shortly after 1450 The Toilette
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with Scenes from the Life of Christ French or North Spanish ca. 1340–60 The Toilette
Under [the Impressionists’] influence, Cassatt revised her technique, composition, and use of color and light, manifesting her admiration for the works of the French avant-garde, especially Degas and Manet.
Mother and Child (The Oval Mirror) Mary Cassatt ca. 1899 Woman Bathing (La Toilette
