Freudenberger Collection

Yarn Winder, 1793. Creator: Freudenberger, Sigmund (1745-1801)
Yarn Winder, 1793. Private Collection

The Spinner, 1793. Creator: Freudenberger, Sigmund (1745-1801)
The Spinner, 1793. Private Collection

La Matinee (L heureuse Union), after 1789. Creator: Louis Bosse
La Matinee (L heureuse Union), after 1789

Le Bain (the Bath), 1774. Creator: Antoine Louis Romanet
Le Bain (the Bath), 1774

Le Lecon de Clavecin. Creator: Massard
Le Lecon de Clavecin, late 18th century. The Harpsichord Lesson. Scene in a wealthy household; a richly-dressed lady sits at the instrument while the teacher turns the page of the sheet music

Erotic Scene, Second Half of the 18th cen.. Private Collection

Louis Bosse after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, active c. 1770), The Happy Union, engraving

Pierre-Charles Ingouf after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1746 - 1800), Les moeurs du temps, etching and engraving

Pierre Maleuvre after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1740 - 1803), Le boudoir, etching and engraving

Francois-Robert Ingouf after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1747 - 1812), La promenade du soir, etching and engraving

Nicolas Delaunay after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1739 - 1792), La Fa licita
Nicolas Delaunay after Sigmund Freudenberger (French, 1739 - 1792), La Fa© licita© villageoise, 1784, etching and engraving

Nicolas Delaunay after Sigmund Freudenberger, Le Petit Jour, French, 1739 - 1792, 1779, etching and engraving

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Exploring the provocative world of 18th-century French artist Sigmund Freudenberger, known for his bold and erotic depictions. From "The Happy Union" (La Matinee or L'heureuse Union) to "The Bath" (Le Bain), Freudenberger's works challenged societal norms during the post-Revolutionary era. His influence is evident in the creations of other artists like Louis Bosse, Antoine Louis Romanet, Massard, Pierre-Charles Ingouf, Pierre Maleuvre, and Nicolas Delaunay, who replicated his provocative scenes in etchings and engravings. Freudenberger's "Lecon de Clavecin" and "Erotic Scene" continue to intrigue art enthusiasts, offering a glimpse into the sensual and audacious side of the 18th century.