Mme Clairon (1774) by Paul Revere

Mme Clairon - Paul Revere - 1774

Artwork Information

TitleMme Clairon
ArtistPaul Revere
Date1774
Art MovementRococo

About Mme Clairon

The artwork, titled “Mme Clairon,” is a genre painting created by Paul Revere in the year 1774. This piece is a part of the Rococo art movement, which is characterized by its ornate and decorative style.

The artwork depicts a classical scene featuring two central figures situated in an idyllic outdoor setting. The female figure, likely Mme Clairon, is elegantly draped in flowing garments and is seated in a reposeful manner. She gazes contemplatively at the male figure who is presenting her with a laurel wreath, a symbol of honor and victory. In the background, classical architectural elements, such as columns and a hillside temple, can be observed, alongside the presence of a cherub-like figure soaring above. The intricate detailing of the surrounding flora and the elaborate ornamental border framing the scene enhance the artwork’s refined aesthetic.

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