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The Tavern Door, Laetitia Deserted by her Seducer is Thrown on the Town, 1789. Artist: John Raphael Smith
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The Tavern Door, Laetitia Deserted by her Seducer is Thrown on the Town, 1789. Artist: John Raphael Smith
The Tavern Door, Laetitia Deserted by her Seducer is Thrown on the Town, 1789. After George Morland (1762-1804). From The Connoisseur Vol. LXXV. [The Connoisseur, London, 1926]
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Arm In Arm Arms Folded Arms Linked Conversation Conversing Deserted Fashionable Fictional Character Flirtation Genre Scene George Morland Group Of People Hands On Hips John Raphael John Raphael Smith Laetitia Morland Public House Smith Tavern The Connoisseur Posture
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This print titled "The Tavern Door, Laetitia Deserted by her Seducer is Thrown on the Town, 1789" transports us to a bustling street in the heart of an 18th-century town. The artist, John Raphael Smith, skillfully captures a moment filled with drama and intrigue. In this scene, we see a group of people gathered outside a charming pub. Among them is Laetitia, a fashionable lady who has been abandoned by her seducer. Her posture reflects both vulnerability and defiance as she stands with her arms folded. Surrounding her are concerned friends and curious onlookers engaged in animated conversation. The setting itself exudes history and character - old buildings line the lane while colorful flowers add vibrancy to the deserted avenue. The tavern door beckons passersby with its warm glow, hinting at lively conversations within its walls. Smith's masterful engraving technique brings out every detail of this genre scene originally painted by George Morland. Each figure comes alive through delicate lines and shading that capture their emotions and interactions flawlessly. As we gaze upon this print from The Connoisseur magazine dated back to 1926, we are transported back in time to witness a moment frozen forever – where flirtation meets betrayal amidst the backdrop of an enchanting era long gone but immortalized through artistry.
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