#self-portrait with harp by rose-adelaide ducreux

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Eglantine House: To Create is to Live

[Rose Adelaide Ducreux, Self-portrait with a Harp, 1791]

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"Self-Portrait with a Harp" by Rose Adelaide Ducreux. Painted in 1791. Metropolitan Museum, New York

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Self portrait with a Harp

Rose-Adelaide Ducreux, 1791

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What are your favorite 18th century paintings so far?

I am a big portrait fan (sorry to bore ya) so there’s lots of those. Especially during the time of Rococo! Let me thiiink:

Maria Luisa of Parma, 1765, by Anton Raphael Mengs 

Lots of Sir Thomas Lawrence works

Quite a few Kitagawa Utamaro works

The Declaration of Love, 1731, by Jean François de Troy

The Stolen Kiss by Jean-Honoré Fragonard

Self-Portrait, 1783, by Marie-Gabrielle Capet

Portrait of Dido Elizabeth Belle Lindsay and her cousin Lady Elizabeth Murray

Modesty by Antonio Corradini (sculpture)

The Lady with the Veil, by Alexander Roslin (!!!)

The Ladies Waldegrave by Joshua Reynolds

Girl With a Book, ca. 1750, by Pietro Rotari

Flora by Alexander Roslin

Self-portrait with a Harp, 1791, by Rose Adelaide Ducreux

And so, so, so many more.