The Art of Louis-Léopold Boilly: Modern Life in Napoleonic France

Susan L. Siegfried · Louis Boilly

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Historical Art and Culture Studies European Political History Analysis Visual Culture and Art Theory

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Examining Boilly and his art, deemed by many to be a significant painter of everyday life in Napoleonic France, this study argues that his paintings should be read not just for their documentary detail, but also for their wider cultural significance - showing social and sexual tensions of the era.

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