130. Tibulle-marie Furcy De Lavault . Bouquet De Dahlias

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"130. Tibulle-marie Furcy De Lavault. Bouquet De Dahlias" is a notable painting by the 19th-century French artist Albert Tibule Furcy de Lavault, often known simply as Tibulle Furcy de Lavault. Born in 1847 and active during the latter half of the 19th century, Furcy de Lavault specialized in still-life paintings, particularly floral arrangements, which garnered appreciation for their meticulous detail and vibrant coloration.

This particular work, "Bouquet De Dahlias," is a testament to Furcy de Lavault's skill in capturing the intricate beauty of flowers. Dahlias, known for their rich hues and complex petal structures, are the central subject of this painting. The artist's adept use of light and shadow brings out the lush texture and depth of the dahlias, making them appear almost tangible to the viewer. The composition typically features a carefully arranged bouquet, showcasing the artist's ability to balance color and form to create a harmonious and pleasing aesthetic.

While the exact date of creation for "Bouquet De Dahlias" is not specified, it is likely from the peak of Furcy de Lavault's artistic career, when he was most prolific in producing floral still lifes. The painting's title includes the number 130, which may indicate its place within a series or catalogue of the artist's works, suggesting that Furcy de Lavault was both productive and methodical in his approach to art.

As with many of his paintings, "Bouquet De Dahlias" would have appealed to the 19th-century bourgeoisie, who favored such displays of natural beauty and technical skill in their domestic interiors. Furcy de Lavault's works are considered emblematic of the period's taste and the still-life genre's evolution during that time.

Today, "130. Tibulle-marie Furcy De Lavault. Bouquet De Dahlias" is of interest to art historians and collectors who specialize in French still-life painting and the broader context of 19th-century European art. The painting serves as a fine example of Furcy de Lavault's contribution to the genre and offers insight into the aesthetic preferences and cultural values of his era.

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