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Art 102 Spring 2012

Delve into the world of Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, a master of still-life and genre painting in 18th century France. This collection features notable works including "Lady Sealing a Letter" (1733), "Soap Bubbles" (1733), "The Game of Knucklebones" (1733), and "Saying Grace" (1740). Chardin's ability to capture the simplicity and beauty of everyday life is evident, while other works by artists like Greuze, such as "The Village Bride" (1761), highlight the interconnectedness of the era's artistic movements.

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Art 102 Spring 2012

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  1. Art 102 Spring 2012 Chardin Lecture

  2. Chardin. Lady Sealing a Letter. 1733.

  3. Chardin. Soap Bubbles. 1733

  4. Chardin. The Game of Knucklebones. 1733

  5. Chardin. The Ray. 1728.

  6. Greuze The Village Bride 1761

  7. Chardin. Le singe peintre.

  8. Chardin Saying Grace 1740

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