Rare Pair Of Antique Framed French Engravings “Le Billet Doux” The Love Note
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| Management number | 4929150 | Release Date | 2025/08/12 | List Price | $147.00 | Model Number | 4929150 | ||
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The image displays two framed 18th-century French engravings, one of which is titled Le Billet Doux (The Love Note).
Le Billet Doux (The Love Note):
This is an engraving by Nicolas de Launay, created in 1778, after a gouache work by the Swedish artist Niclas Lafrensen the Younger (also known as Nicolas Lavreince).
The engraving depicts an interior scene with a man and two women, where the man is handing a folded letter to one of the women, while another woman is seated nearby, reading sheet music.
Companion Piece: Le Billet Doux is known to have a pendant scene titled Qu'en dit l'Abbé? (What does the Abbot say?), which also depicts a Rococo scene of gallant interaction.
These engravings are examples of Rococo art, characterized by their lighthearted and elegant depiction of social interactions and leisure activities.
Such engravings were popular in 18th-century France, reflecting the social customs and artistic tastes of the period.
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