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F. BARTOLOZZI (*1728) after BUNBURY (*1750), Lord Thomas and Fair Annett, 1784, Crayon manner 弗朗切斯科-巴托洛齐(1728 年出生于佛罗伦萨,1815 年卒于利萨邦),取材于亨利-威廉-班伯里(1750 - 1811 年):托马斯勋爵和美丽的安妮特,英国民谣中的场景,1784 年,蜡笔方式 技法: 纸上蜡笔 钤印 下部刻有"H. Bunbury inv./ Bartolozzi [?]". 日期:1784 年 1784 作品描述 这件艺术品展示了三个身着历史服饰的人物之间的互动,他们置身于充满古典元素的室内。一名男子将一个小瓶子递给一名戴帽子的坐着的女子,另一名女子在一只小狗的陪伴下看着他们。场景由椭圆形边框框住,突出了中心主题。画面中,心醉神迷的托马斯勋爵(又名甜蜜威利)跪在美丽的安妮特(又名安妮或埃莉诺)面前,向她献上一朵玫瑰。旁边是嫉妒的 "果褐少女",手持一把匕首。英国民谣 "托马斯勋爵和美丽的安妮特 "的插图 关键词 民谣; 民谣; 托马斯勋爵; 美丽的安娜特; 艺术品; 历史衣橱; 互动; 烧瓶; 内部; 古典元素; 男人; 两个女人; 帽子; 狗; 场景; 椭圆形; 边框; 图案; 优雅; 服装; 面部表情; 手势; 聚会; 18 世纪, 浪漫主义, 服装, 英国、 尺寸 纸质: 40,6 厘米 x 35,8 厘米(16 x 14,1 英寸)

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F. BARTOLOZZI (*1728) after BUNBURY (*1750), Lord Thomas and Fair Annett, 1784, Crayon manner 弗朗切斯科-巴托洛齐(1728 年出生于佛罗伦萨,1815 年卒于利萨邦),取材于亨利-威廉-班伯里(1750 - 1811 年):托马斯勋爵和美丽的安妮特,英国民谣中的场景,1784 年,蜡笔方式 技法: 纸上蜡笔 钤印 下部刻有"H. Bunbury inv./ Bartolozzi [?]". 日期:1784 年 1784 作品描述 这件艺术品展示了三个身着历史服饰的人物之间的互动,他们置身于充满古典元素的室内。一名男子将一个小瓶子递给一名戴帽子的坐着的女子,另一名女子在一只小狗的陪伴下看着他们。场景由椭圆形边框框住,突出了中心主题。画面中,心醉神迷的托马斯勋爵(又名甜蜜威利)跪在美丽的安妮特(又名安妮或埃莉诺)面前,向她献上一朵玫瑰。旁边是嫉妒的 "果褐少女",手持一把匕首。英国民谣 "托马斯勋爵和美丽的安妮特 "的插图 关键词 民谣; 民谣; 托马斯勋爵; 美丽的安娜特; 艺术品; 历史衣橱; 互动; 烧瓶; 内部; 古典元素; 男人; 两个女人; 帽子; 狗; 场景; 椭圆形; 边框; 图案; 优雅; 服装; 面部表情; 手势; 聚会; 18 世纪, 浪漫主义, 服装, 英国、 尺寸 纸质: 40,6 厘米 x 35,8 厘米(16 x 14,1 英寸)

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