Les Précieuses Ridicules - Laurent Cars Engraving after Boucher
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Original engraving printed in sanguine for Molière's Les précieuses ridicules, invented and drawn by François Boucher and cut by Laurent Cars, with the imprint "Imp. Eudes, Paris". Magdelon and Cathos, in wide court dress, receive the false marquesses in a rococo salon.
Original engraving printed in sanguine for Molière's Les précieuses ridicules, invented and drawn by François Boucher and cut by Laurent Cars, with the imprint "Imp. Eudes, Paris". Magdelon and Cathos, in wide court dress, receive the false marquesses in a rococo salon.
It belongs to the series of thirty-three illustrations Boucher designed for the 1734 Œuvres de Molière, engraved by Laurent Cars and Pierre Chedel. This example is a 19th-century impression in sanguine, printed by the Eudes press in Paris.
Medium: Etching and engraving, printed in sanguine.
Artist / after: François Boucher (1703-1770).
Engraver: Laurent Cars (1699-1771).
Date: 19th-century impression (copper of 1734).
Source: Œuvres de Molière. Imp. Eudes, Paris.
Dimensions: Plate mark 9.6 x 7 in (24.5 x 17.7 cm); sheet 14.4 x 9.8 in (36.5 x 25 cm).
Condition: Good impression. Foxing scattered in the margins of the sheet, outside the image.
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Original engraving printed in sanguine for Molière's Les précieuses ridicules, invented and drawn by François Boucher and cut by Laurent Cars, with the imprint "Imp. Eudes, Paris". Magdelon and Cathos, in wide court dress, receive the false marquesses in a rococo salon.