Research Catalog
Ballroom scenes
- Title
- Ballroom scenes [graphic].
- Publication
- [18--?]
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- Description
- 10 prints : lithograph, etching, engraving, aquatint, wood engraving, b&w or color; 32 x 35 cm. or smaller.
- Summary
- Collection culled from a variety of sources. Some items have been trimmed of their captions and/or publication data, making identification difficult; some may be photomechanical reproductions. Most date from and depict events that took place in the nineteenth-century, although the sixteenth and eighteenth centuries are represented in reproductive prints respectively after François Clouet and Augustin de Saint-Aubin. The prints in this collection depict assemblies of men and women, not all of whom may be dancing, in ballrooms or other large chambers. Most of the images portray upper-class or at least affluent society.
- Uniform Title
- Cornhill magazine (1860)
- Subjects
- Genre/Form
- Lithographs.
- Etchings.
- Reproductive prints.
- Note
- Title devised by cataloger.
- Source (note)
- Lincoln Kirstein.
- Lillian Moore.
- Biography (note)
- The print titled Bal du Ranelagh depicts a public ball at a dance hall called the Ranelagh, located near the Bois du Boulogne in Paris. It took its name from an Irish peer whose name was also given to a public pleasure garden in London. The name survives in the present-day Parc du Ranelagh, close to the former site of the dance hall.
- Contents
- The ball; London, I.B. Brookes -- Vue de l'interieur du Musico nommé le Pyl dans le Pylsteeg à Amsterdam -- The great ball-room -- A county ball; Bird's-eye views of society, no. V; [with penciled notation] Cornhill magazine, 1861 [accompanied by two leaves of text] / Dalziel -- Bal du Ranelagh -- Un bal en 1828; no. 18; Lit. de Fonrouge; Paris, Fonrouge -- L'hiver, Winter -- The Duc de Joyeuse's ball; printed by Wittmann, Paris / [after the painting by François] Clouet -- The ball; printed by Wittmann, Paris / [after the painting by] Augustin de Saint-Aubin -- Le bal paré [detail; numbered 89 at upper right] / peint par Aug[ustin] de St. Aubin ; gravé par Duclos.
- Call Number
- *MGZFX Bal 5-14
- OCLC
- 825774334
- Title
- Ballroom scenes [graphic].
- Imprint
- [18--?]
- Biography
- The print titled Bal du Ranelagh depicts a public ball at a dance hall called the Ranelagh, located near the Bois du Boulogne in Paris. It took its name from an Irish peer whose name was also given to a public pleasure garden in London. The name survives in the present-day Parc du Ranelagh, close to the former site of the dance hall.
- Local Note
- Cataloging funds provided by Friends of Jerome Robbins Dance Division.Another version of Augustin de Saint-Aubin's image, titled Le bal paré a Monsieur de Villemorien Fila [Fils?], and engraved by L. Provost, is part of the Josephine Butler collection of dance prints; see: *MGZFY But 4.
- Source
- The ball Gift; Lincoln Kirstein.L'hiver Gift; Lillian Moore.
- Connect to:
- Added Author
- Clouet, François, -1572. ArtistDuclos, Antoine Jean, 1742-1795. EngraverSaint-Aubin, Augustin, 1736-1807. ArtistWittmann, Charles, 1876-1953. Printer of platesKirstein, Lincoln, 1907-1996. DonorMoore, Lillian. Donor
- Added Title
- Cornhill magazine (1860)
- Research Call Number
- *MGZFX Bal 5-14