Painter Johann Georg Platzer
Johann Georg Platzer was an Austrian painter of the 18th century who studied painting from a young age under the tutelage of his stepfather and uncle.
His distinctive feature was painting scenes of conversation on small copper plates. Known for his exquisite technique, vibrant colors, and attention to detail, he was beloved by the bourgeoisie. Influenced by French Rococo and Dutch cabinet painters, among others, he depicted the society and culture of 18th-century Austria in his unique style.
The glamor of Rococo - "Concert in the Palace"
The work "Concert in the Palace" is one of Johann Georg Platzer's masterpieces, portraying a luxurious palace with a music hall where nobles and courtiers are enjoying music. Lavish decorations, intricate sculptures, elegant costumes, vibrant colors, and clever use of light make "Concert in the Palace" a magnificent Rococo-style work that captures the elegance and joy of 18th-century European society, highly praised in art history. We have recreated the beauty of such luxurious paintings in this dress, inviting you into the splendid fantasy of a courtly music concert.
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