Vénus désarmant Cupidon From The Workshop of François Boucher - Roman Gods of Love

Vénus désarmant Cupidon

Vénus désarmant Cupidon (Venus disarming Cupid) From The Workshop of Francois Boucher (1703 – 1770); also known as a draftsman, engraver and decorator in the French Rococo style, was well known for his lavish mythological, allegorical and erotic motifs and was the court painter of Louis XV and a favorite of the Marquise de Pompadour.

This is a wonderful Rococo style painting of Venus, the Roman Goddess of Love and Beauty taking away the arrows and quiver from her baby son Cupid the God of Love and Desire and who was also the son of the God of War Mars.

Venus is in the nude is relaxing on large cushion of clouds holding aloft in her right hand by a large blue ribbon a red and gold quiver filled with golden arrows, just out of reach of cupid who is also in the nude, leaning against the right side of her hip trying to reach his quiver filled with arrows.

As she looks down at him, she holds a single gold arrow in her left hand with her elbow resting on her blue and white robes, that are placed on what looks to be a sofa or chair of some sort.

By the legs of Venus are two doves kissing and a bundle of flowers to their right comprising red, white, mavokely. blue, orange and yellow colors.

Vénus désarmant Cupidon is a remastered digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available as a canvas print online.

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A native of Paris, Boucher was the son of a lesser known painter Nicolas Boucher, izay nanome azy fiofanana ara-javakanto voalohany. Tamin'ny fito ambin'ny folo taona, sary hosodoko nataon'i Boucher no nankasitrahan'ilay mpanao hosodoko François Lemoyne. Nanendry an'i Boucher ho mpampianatra azy i Lemoyne tatỳ aoriana, fa rehefa afaka telo volana monja, nandeha niasa tamin’ny mpanao sokitra Jean-François Cars izy.

In 1720, nahazo ny Grand Prix de Rome ho an'ny sary hosodoko izy, nefa tsy nanararaotra nianatra tany Italia raha tsy dimy taona taty aoriana, noho ny olana ara-bola tao amin'ny Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture.[1] Rehefa niverina avy nianatra tany Italia izy dia nampidirina tao amin'ny Académie de peinture et de sculpture on. 24 Novambra 1731. Sombiny fandraisana azy (sombiny fandraisana) dia i Rinaldo sy Armida azy 1734.

Boucher nanambady an'i Marie-Jeanne Buzeau in 1733. Nanan-janaka telo izy mivady. Boucher dia lasa mpikambana ao amin'ny mpampianatra 1734 ary nihaingana ny asany nanomboka tamin'io fotoana io rehefa nasandratra ho Profesora izy tamin'izany fotoana izany ho Rektoran'ny Akademia, lasa inspektera tao amin'ny Royal Gobelins Manufactory ary farany ny Premier Peintre du Roi (Mpanao hosodoko voalohany ny Mpanjaka) in 1765. Portrait of Marie-Louise O’Murphy c. 1752

Maty i Boucher 30 MEY 1770 tany Paris niaviany. Ny anarany, miaraka amin'ny patron Madame de Pompadour, dia lasa mitovy amin'ny fomba frantsay Rococo, nitarika ireo rahalahy Goncourt hanoratra: “Boucher is one of those men who represent the taste of a century, izay maneho, maneho ny maha-izy azy sy maneho izany.”

Boucher is famous for saying that nature is “trop verte et mal éclairée” (maitso loatra ary ratsy jiro).

Nifandray tamin'ilay mpanao sokitra vatosoa Jacques Guay i Boucher, izay nampianariny hanao sary. Izy koa dia nanoro ny mpanao hosodoko Moravian-Austrian Martin Ferdinand Quadal ary koa ilay mpanao hosodoko neoklasika Jacques-Louis David tamin'ny 1767.[4] taty aoriana, Boucher dia nanao andianà sangan'asa nataon'i Guay izay nosoratan'i Madame de Pompadour avy eo ary nozaraina ho boky mifatotra tsara ho an'ireo tandapa malaza.