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Cupid Disarmed
StyleRococo
GenreMythological
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Jean-Antoine Watteau composed this Cupid being disarmed, a playful mythological subject. The French Rococo master was known for fêtes galantes: scenes of elegant figures in parkland settings.
Watteau's delicate brushwork and dreamy atmosphere defined early 18th-century French taste. This painting is at the Musée Condé in Chantilly.
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About Cupid Disarmed
You can see it at Musée Condé, Chantilly in Chantilly, France. Jean-Antoine Watteau created it. The French Rococo master was known for fêtes galantes: scenes of elegant figures in parkland settings.
Jean-Antoine Watteau created this Rococo mythological scene You can see it at Musée Condé, Chantilly. The French Rococo master was known for fêtes galantes: scenes of elegant figures in parkland settings.
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