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Dame prenant son thé (Woman Taking Tea)

(French, 1696–after 1754)
(French, 1699–1779)
1749
Medium/TechniqueEngraving on dark cream antique laid paper
DimensionsOverall: 27.7 x 30.9cm (10 7/8 x 12 3/16in.)
Credit LineBequest of William Perkins Babcock
Accession numberB1471
On View
Not on view
ClassificationsPrints
InscriptionsQue le jeune Damis seroit heureux, Climène, Si cette bouillante liqueur, Pouvoit échauffer votre coeur, Et si le sucre avoit la vertue souveraine D'adoucir ce qu'en votre humeur, Cet amant trouve de rigueur. [How happy young Damis would be, Climène, If this boiling liquor Could warm your heart, And if sugar had the supreme power Of sweetening in your mood The sternness that suitor finds.]
ProvenanceWilliam Perkins Babcock (1826-1899, Paris, Lugt 208); by whom given to MFA June 12, 1900
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