Old paintings 18th century

Franz Xaver Winterhalter, "Carmen-Ida-Marie Aguado y MacDonell, Duchess of Montmorency" 1860

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Needless to say in the 18th century women were regarded as being of lower status than their male counterparts, this was especially noticeable in music. How many well-known female composers of the 1…

Portrait of an elegant lady

Leo Malempré is one of the artists who specialized in the so-called "18th century genre", which became very popular in Europe in the 19th century. This may have been related to the social changes brought about by the industrial revolution. The genre shows a time of taste, elegance and innocence that one could dream away. Polite courtship and young men in love were hot topics. Often a careful study of clothing and objects preceded a painting. Malempré also painted portraits.