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Philibert-Louis Debucourt (mentioned on object), 1792
The Parisian beau monde in the garden of the Palais Royal – still the most popular spot to stroll, gossip and flirt in 1792. The garden was opened to the public in the 1780s. The lower classes and ‘women of ill-repute’ congregated in the shops and cafés under the arcades, while the upper echelons of society met beneath the canopy of trees in the garden.
- Artwork typeprint
- Object numberRP-P-1979-202
- Dimensionsheight 443 mm x width 632 mm
- Physical characteristicsaquatint in kleuren en ets, met de hand gekleurd