- A
fête champêtre was a form of
entertainment in the 18th century,
taking the form of a
garden party. This form of
entertainment was
particularly practised...
- But when it
entered the
Louvre in 1792 it was
given the
title of a
Fête champêtre, a
genre arguably based on this painting. It is
believed to display...
-
describe Antoine Watteau's (1684–1721)
variations on the
theme of the
fête champêtre,
which featured figures in ball
dress or
masquerade costumes disporting...
-
Towers (1857), a ha-ha
marks the
social divisions in Miss Thorne's
fête champêtre: "Two
marquees had been
erected for
these two banquets: that for the...
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royal house and
their immediate family including Toinette spend their fête champêtre (country feast) at the
Palace of Fontainebleau.
Contrary to
Madame du...
- Berneaud, the
secretary of the society, in
Relation de la cinquième
fête champêtre célébré le 24 mai 1826 in: Comte-Rendu des
Travaux de la Société Linnéenne...
-
Titian is most
apparent in the case of the Louvre's
Pastoral Concert (or
Fête champêtre),
described in 2003 as "perhaps the most
contentious problem of attribution...
-
outdoor courtly Merry Company genre painting, and anti****tes the
French Fête champêtre type of the next century. The
subject of this
piece is
common in Baroque...
- Claude,
Poussin (e.g., Et in
Arcadia ego) and
Watteau (in his
Fêtes galantes). The
Fête champêtre, with
scenes of
country people dancing was a po****r subject...
- 1894, Otto had
shown signs of
recovery and was
cleared to
attend a
fête champêtre at
Bamberg where he
smashed sixty-five
bottles of 'high
grade champagne'...
