La contredanse en 1830 by Job

Colourful print of a crowded 1830 ballroom with couples dancing a contredanse, officers and a servant with a tray of glasses.

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Why is this public domain? Job died in 1931; this work is in the public domain.

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A colourful lithographic print shows a crowded ballroom with couples performing a contredanse in formal early nineteenth-century dress. Gilded mirrors, chandeliers and red drapery frame the scene, while a liveried servant carries a tray of filled glasses through the onlookers. The work is titled La contredanse en 1830 and is attributed to Job (Jacques-Marie-Gaston Onfroy de Bréville).

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