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Spoilt Child, 1765. Artist: Jean-Baptiste Greuze
Spoilt Child, 1765. Found in the collection of the State Hermitage, St Petersburg
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Caption: Spoilt Child, 1765 by Jean-Baptiste Greuze is a captivating portrait that offers a glimpse into the dynamics of family life in 18th century France. This fine art piece, housed in the prestigious State Hermitage collection in St Petersburg, captures a moment of indulgence and motherhood. In this painting, we see an opulent interior setting with a young boy seated comfortably on an ornate chair. The child's privileged status is evident as he holds court over his surroundings. His pet dog faithfully sits at his side, further emphasizing his position of power within the household. The artist skillfully portrays the complex relationship between mother and son. The woman gazes lovingly at her spoiled child while gently caressing him with one hand. Her expression reveals both affection and concern for her son's well-being. Greuze masterfully uses color to enhance the narrative of this scene. Warm tones dominate the composition, creating an intimate atmosphere that draws viewers into this private moment shared by mother and child. This artwork serves as a reminder that even centuries ago, issues surrounding parenting and spoiling children were prevalent in society. Through Greuze's brushstrokes, we are transported back to witness this timeless familial dynamic – where love intertwines with indulgence – inviting us to reflect on our own notions of parenthood today.
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