Suzanne, illustration from Act II Scene 17 of 'The Marriage of Figaro'

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"Suzanne" is an illustration created by Émile Antoine Bayard, a prominent 19th-century French illustrator, for Act II, Scene 17 of "The Marriage of Figaro," a renowned play by Pierre Beaumarchais. The illustration captures a moment from the comedic play, which is part of the Figaro trilogy and was first performed in 1784. Bayard's work is characterized by its detailed and expressive portrayal of characters and scenes, often enhancing the narrative of the literary works he illustrated.

In the context of "The Marriage of Figaro," the character Suzanne is central to the plot, serving as the Countess Almaviva's maid and the fiancée of Figaro, the Count's valet. The play itself is a cornerstone of French theatre and has been adapted into several operas, most notably by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Bayard's illustration of Suzanne likely depicts a pivotal scene in which her cleverness and charm are on display, contributing to the intricate web of social commentary, romance, and farce that Beaumarchais masterfully weaves.

Émile Antoine Bayard's illustrations were widely celebrated for their ability to convey the essence of the characters and the mood of the scenes they depicted. His work on "The Marriage of Figaro" would have been part of a larger body of illustrations that brought the characters of Beaumarchais's play to life for contemporary audiences, reflecting the social mores and fashions of the time. Bayard's contributions to the visual interpretation of literary classics have cemented his reputation as a significant figure in the world of 19th-century illustration.

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