Evening Society Collection
Step into the enchanting world of evening society, where grand prix races at the pavillon d'Armenonville set hearts racing and whispers of intrigue fill the air
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Step into the enchanting world of evening society, where grand prix races at the pavillon d'Armenonville set hearts racing and whispers of intrigue fill the air. Masquerade balls in 1924 transport us to a realm of mystery and allure, as captured by artist Konstantin Andreyevich Somov. The opulence of a ball held in the Heraldic Hall within the Winter Palace in 1889, painted by Mihaly Zichy, evokes a sense of regal splendor. The theater becomes a stage for both drama and elegance, with Albert Guillaume's creation transporting us to an era filled with anticipation and applause. Travel back to 1605 when wedding society was celebrated through artistry by Louis de Caullery, capturing moments steeped in tradition and joyous union. Sebastiaen Vrancx invites us to revel in a fete champetre from c. 1615-1620, where nature intertwines with merriment under golden rays. Henri Gervex's Le Cercle de l'ile de Puteaux takes us on a journey to early 20th-century Parisian gatherings that exude sophistication amidst lively conversations. Hendrik van Balen's Feast of Achelous transports us further back to ancient times when mythical celebrations unfolded before our eyes. Jean Beraud invites us into Countess Potocka's salon in 1887—a place where intellect meets glamour and ideas flourish. Jan Brueghel the Elder presents Le Cortege des Noces (The Wedding Cortege), showcasing vibrant festivities that honor love throughout time. Josef Wilhelm Wallander captures the essence of Swedish nuptials in The Wedding in Vingaker from 1857—moments frozen forever within his brushstrokes. Finally, Jan Brueghel the Younger paints The Wedding Cortege from 1627, a testament to the enduring tradition of celebrating love and unity.