Who painted Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene)?

Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene) was painted by Cornelis Troost in 1733.

Where can I see Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene)?

Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene) is held by Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

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Artwork

Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene)

Cornelis Troost , 1733

Scene from Molière's "Imaginary Sick" (2nd act, 4th scene) is an unspecified painting by Cornelis Troost. It dates from 1733 and is held in the collection of the Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

About this work

Overview

Scene from Molière's 'Imaginary Sick' is a painting by Cornelis Troost, created around 1733. It is now held at the Gemäldegalerie Berlin.

Subject & Meaning

The painting depicts a scene from the 2nd act, 4th scene of Molière's play 'The Imaginary Invalid'. It shows a group of people in an ornate 18th-century room, engaged in conversation or performance.

Technique & Style

The artist has used light from a large window to create depth and atmosphere. A range of colors and textures brings the scene to life, with detailed depictions of the room's intricate carvings and fireplace.