Galerie du Costume Français d'après Watteau fils. L'agaçante Eriphile se rendant à la voix de celui qui possède son coeu, G.4582(2)

Author(s): baquoy, pierre-charles (paris, 27–07–1759 - paris, 04–02–1829), engraver watteau, louis-joseph (known as watteau de lille) (valenciennes, 10–04–1731 - lille, 27–08–1798), designer esnauts or henauts or esnault, jacques (in 1813), editor rapilly, michel (in 1797), publisher other title: the annoying eriphile surrendering to the voice of the one who owns her heart. (inscribed title (letter)) dating in century: 18th century type(s) of object(s): print, graphic arts name(s): print materials and techniques: etching dimensions - board shot: height: 29cm width: 20. 7cm dimensions - artwork: height: 43. 5cm width: 28. 5cm dimensions - museum master key: height: 50cm width: 40cm description: 53rd eee notebook n°311 marks, inscriptions, hallmarks: letter - on the front of the sheet, in the margin, above the image, on the left: "eee", on the right: "311. ", under the image, on the left:: "watteau fil. Del. ", on the right: "bacquoy scul. ", below, in the center: "the annoying eriphile surrendering to the voice of the one who possesses her heart: she is dressed in a carraco and / sheath of taffeta: she is wearing a marigny hat. ", below, in the center: "in paris at esnauts and rapilly, rue st. Jacques, in the city of coutances nº. 259. On the last inscription, "in paris, at" and from "rue saint-jacques to the city of coutances", in italics. Stamp - on the front of the sheet, on the image at the bottom right, stamp in red ink: "ville / de / paris" (cf. Lugt 2012c). Stamp - on the front of the sheet, under the image, in the center margin, stamp in black ink: "carnavalet" (cf. Lugt 432d). Inscription - on the back of the sheet, at the bottom center, inscription in pencil: "inventory nº. 179 -g-". Iconographic description: the annoying eriphile is dressed in a taffeta camisole and sheath. She is wearing a marigny hat. A hand fan, feathers, ribbons, curly hairstyle, 18th century fashion. Acquisition mode: unknown acquisition mode institution: carnavalet museum, history of paris inventory number: g. 4582. Unknown date