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Costumed children dance in a wooded park, a winged cupid between two groups of performers in red and blue, under a pale sky.

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Fête Organized to Celebrate the Marriage of the Emperor Joseph II to Princess Marie-Josèphe of Bavaria 23/24 January 1765, Martin van Meytens (1765), Kunsthistorisches Museum. Via artnap.com

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A group of costumed children perform a dance in a wooded park, with a blue-and-silver dressed dancer at the center and a small winged figure between two lines of performers in red. Trees frame the scene and a hazy hill and distant water appear beyond. The work is Fête Organized to Celebrate the Marriage of the Emperor Joseph II to Princess Marie-Josèphe of Bavaria 23/24 January 1765, painted by Martin van Meytens in 1765 and held by the Kunsthistorisches Museum.

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