Costume Représentant Parties Du Monde, Bal Louis XIV
- Artist
- Valentine Hugo
- Date
- 1923
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Design
"Costume Représentant Parties Du Monde, Bal Louis XIV" is a vibrant painting that captures a grand masquerade ball during the reign of Louis XIV, reflecting the opulence and theatricality of the period. The artwork showcases elaborately dressed figures embodying various cultures, illustrating the concept of Design in costume and set creation. Its fantastical elements and surreal imagery align with principles of Surrealism, blending reality and imagination. The painting masterfully combines historical grandeur with imaginative Design, creating an evocative scene that celebrates the diverse festivities and social customs of 17th-century Europe.
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