Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, D'apres Moliere (acte Iv, Scene Ii);lemoisne, No. 1368

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"Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, D'apres Moliere (acte IV, Scene II); lemoisne, No. 1368" is an artwork by the French painter and lithographer Eugène Louis Lami. Lami, born in 1800 and active until his death in 1890, was renowned for his detailed and vibrant depictions of historical and theatrical scenes. This particular piece is inspired by Molière's famous comedy-ballet "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme," specifically Act IV, Scene II.

"Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme" is a seminal work by Molière, first performed in 1670, that satirizes the pretensions of the bourgeoisie aspiring to aristocratic status. The play combines elements of comedy, ballet, and music, and was originally created in collaboration with composer Jean-Baptiste Lully. Act IV, Scene II is a pivotal moment in the play where the protagonist, Monsieur Jourdain, is being duped into believing he is being inducted into the nobility through a mock ceremony.

Lami's interpretation captures the essence of this scene with meticulous attention to period costumes, expressions, and the theatrical setting. His work is known for its lively and dynamic compositions, often bringing historical and literary subjects to life with a sense of immediacy and drama. The lithograph, catalogued as lemoisne, No. 1368, is part of a series that illustrates key moments from Molière's plays, showcasing Lami's skill in translating theatrical performances into visual art.

Eugène Louis Lami's contributions to the arts extend beyond his lithographs; he was also a prominent figure in the Romantic movement and a favored artist of the French aristocracy. His works are celebrated for their historical accuracy, elegance, and the ability to convey the spirit of the scenes they depict. "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme, D'apres Moliere (acte IV, Scene II); lemoisne, No. 1368" remains a testament to Lami's talent and his deep appreciation for Molière's enduring legacy in French literature and theater.

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