PARIS, XVIII CENTURY

[Sidenote:

_Wool and Silk._

Oval;

H. 28 _in._

W. 23 _in._

]

BACCHANTE: _A young bacchante wearing a tigerskin and holding Pan's pipes.

In an oval panel._

This panel is after a portrait by Coypel. Though it does not appear on the

official registers of the Gobelins, the technique would indicate that it

was probably by a Gobelins weaver, who quite often worked outside of the

official orders.

[Sidenote: Lent by _Jacques Seligmann & Company_.]

The delicate execution reproduces faithfully the piquant charm of

the painting; even the most delicate gradations of tones are exactly

reproduced.

[Sidenote: 64.]

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