Step Back in Time: A Day in the Life of an 18th Century Parisian Aristocrat Exhibition: my photo gallery – Colleen's Paris

by Colleen's Paris

Portrait of the Gohin family 1788 by Louis Léopold Boilly Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD

Brochure cover English Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs

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This photo gallery contains my images of the exhibition brochure for A Day in the Eighteenth Century: Chronicle of a Parisian Townhouse and images from the exhibition.

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For children ages 7-12:

An investigation activity. Use the QR codes or this LINK for more information and help in the investigation!

Children's investigation game icon on labels Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — This symbol on the labels indicates the children’s investigation game

QR code for "An investigation in the 18th century" (children ages 7-12) and map index Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — QR code for “An investigation in the 18th century” (children ages 7-12) and map index

First indication on children's investigation game Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — First indication and sample of the children’s investigation game

Where the exhibition takes place

Façade of MAD for exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Musée des Arts décoratifs (MAD) façade

The exhibition is presented in galleries of the former Musée de la Publicité Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The exhibition is presented in galleries of the former Musée de la Publicité

English brochure map on the Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — English brochure map of the exhibition

Introduction

Entry to Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Entry to Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion

Entry to exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Explanation of exhibition atmosphere

Explanation and description of what is a hôtel or private mansion in the 18th century exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Explanation and description of what is a hôtel or private mansion in the 18th century

The Mansion in the City and the Courtyard

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Story behind Hôtel Gaudion, Paris, financier Pierre Nicolas Gaudion and his architect Gilles Marie Oppenord, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — financier Pierre Nicolas Gaudion and his architect Gilles Marie Oppenord

Painting of the Pont-Neuf and Samaritaine pump exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Pont-Neuf bridge from the Quai de la Mégisserie in Paris by Nicolas Jean-Baptiste Raguenet 1755

Detail of the painting of the Pont-Neuf and the Samaritan Pump from the Quai de la Mégisserie in Paris by Nicolas Jean-Baptiste Raguenet 1755 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Detail of the painting of the Pont-Neuf and the Samaritan Pump from the Quai de la Mégisserie in Paris, including the sedan chair, by Nicolas Jean-Baptiste Raguenet 1755

Plans for Hôtel Gaudion, Paris, Maris neighborhood 1732, elevation of the main building, ground floor and first floor Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Plans for Hôtel Gaudion, Paris, Maris neighborhood 1732, elevation of the main building, ground floor and first floor

Explanation of the Raguenet painting of Pont Neuf and the Samaritaine pump — The Samaritaine pump supplied water to the Louvre Palace. The Renaissance bridge, Pont-Neuf, was built in 1607.

Plans for Hôtel Gaudion, Paris, Maris neighborhood 1732, elevation of the main building, ground floor and first floor Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Plans for Hôtel Gaudion, Paris, Maris neighborhood 1732, elevation of the main building, ground floor and first floor

Sample of real state promotion for a new house on rue de Paradis 1782 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Sample of real state promotion for a new house on rue de Paradis Faux-bourg (sic) Saint-Denys (sic) for sale, as advertised, at the Chatelet in Paris, 1782

Annoucements to the Public Numbered 1-12 for the Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Prototype for ruë Saint Honoré 4, Real estate annoucement after the death of Mr. Delaleu, horse exercises, a big giant notice, funeral notices, merchants near Saint Merry

Description of Paris's need for street signs Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of Paris’s need for street signs

Folding Table 1720 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Folding Table from a carriage said to have belonged to Louis IV Henri de Bourbon (1692-1740), Prince of Condé around 1720

The "Turgot" Map-20 Engraved Plates of Paris Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The “Turgot” Map-20 Engraved Plates of Paris on paper formats “grand aigle” or “grand colombier”, the cover is red Moroccan leather with the fleur de lys and the coat of arms for the City of Paris in gold

Optical view of the Place des Victoires in Paris Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Optical view of the Place des Victoires in Paris, Jacques François Chéreau around 1780-1792

Annoucements to the Public Numbered 1-12 for the Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Rulings, Signs for a doctor, notice against dogs in churches, lectures at the Royal Academy of Architecture, notices entertainment notice for the Beautiful Youth, Light Company

Sedan Chair Description and Usage Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD

Locksmith's sign 1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Wrought-iron Locksmith’s sign, around1750

Sedan Chair 1740-1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Sedan Chair 1740-1750

Content description for Michel-Étienne Turgot's map of Paris for promotion Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Content description for Michel-Étienne Turgot’s map of Paris for its promotion

QR code for the 1750s Paris soundscape in the Faubourg Saint-Honoré neighborhood Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — QR code for the 1750s Paris soundscape in the Faubourg Saint-Honoré neighborhood

The Billposter painting 1735-1740 by Etienne Jeaurat Musée Carnavalet collection Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The Billposter painting 1735-1740 by Etienne Jeaurat Musée Carnavalet collection

Descriptive history for the Billposter Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Descriptive history for the Billposter. 40 were authorized in Paris

Brochure Page 3 English Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Introduction to life in the 1700s by Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, French secularized clergyman, statesman, and leading diplomat

Statuettes of the "Cries of Paris" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Statuettes of the “Cries of Paris”, Manufacture de Meissen around (1753-1778)

Statuettes of the "Cries of Paris", (1753-1778) and the "Pastry Seller" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Statuettes of the “Cries of Paris”, Manufacture de Meissen around (1753-1778) and the “Pastry Seller” Manufacture de Meissen (1755-1761)

Description of the Statuettes of the Cries of Paris and the "Pastry Seller" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the Statuettes of the “Cries of Paris”, and the “Pastry Seller”

Women's short cape with hood second half of 18th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Women’s short cape with hood second half of 18th century; former collection of Madame Henri Lavedan

Description why women wore a short cape or mantelet with a hood Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description why women wore a short cape or mantelet with a hood

Two pair of women's shoes and two sandals. Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Women’s shoes. Two types of the shoes shown are: women’s red dirty shoes 1775-1790 on loan from Musée Cluny and a pair of women’s green shoes with matching overshoes from England 1740-1745 (a 2025 purchase thanks to Friends of the MAD)

Description of street conditions requiring special shoes or a sedan chair for well-to-do women Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of street conditions requiring special shoes or a sedan chair for well-to-do women

"Folding" umbrella known as the "Marius System" 1715 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Folding” umbrella known as the “Marius System” 1715

Descriptive history for the umbrella "Folding" umbrella known as the "Marius System", Paris 1715 gift of Palais Galliera Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Folding” umbrella known as the “Marius System”, Paris 1715; an umbrella was a sign you could not afford a carriage

Summer outfit: a Basque-style caraco "Pierrot" and skirt, Provence 1780 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Summer outfit: a Basque-style caraco “Pierrot” and skirt, Provence 1780 and Pommel cane in gold or enamel, German, 1775

History of private and public gardens and their relationship to nature and hygiene Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — History of private and public gardens and their relationship to nature and hygiene

Label describing the Summer outfit: a Basque-style caraco "Pierrot" and skirt, Provence 1780 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Image present the summer outfit as an ensemble

Louis XIV's passion for flowers used for decoration, lighting and accessories Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Louis XIV’s passion for flowers used for decoration, lighting and accessories

Artificial flowers of porcelain and pressed paper Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Syrian Althea or hibiscus branch and Cherry branch in blossom, using papier bleu (semi-transparent pressed crafting paper) 1719-1781 and porcelain flowers

Poem about the garden by poet and critic Nicolas Boileau, "Satire VI 1666" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Paris is for a rich man
A land of plenty:
Without leaving the city
He finds the countryside:
He can in his garden,
Full of green trees,
Conceal spring
In the midst of winters.”

Painting "Reading in a park" 1782 by Jean-Baptiste Hilair and women's straw hat "Chapeau-Bergère", France 1785 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Painting “Reading in a park” 1782 by Jean-Baptiste Hilair and women’s straw hat “Chapeau-Bergère”, France 1785. An essential accessory for aristocrats to maintain their paleness like peasants and commoners. Popular with Marie-Antoinette’s entourage, it would be one of the items leading to the unpopularity of Marie-Antoinette herself (dressing like a commoner)

The Household and Hours and Days

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Description of the gown "à l'anglaise" different from a gown "à la française" and contents of a work bag Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the gown “à l’anglaise” different from a gown “à la française” and contents of a work bag

Children's clothing, a young boy's outfit, France, 1780 and a child's body top, France, 1760 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Children’s clothing, a young boy’s outfit, France, 1780 and a child’s body top, France, 1760

Portrait of the Gohin family 1788 by Louis Léopold Boilly Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Portrait of the Gohin family 1788 by Louis Léopold Boilly-three generations of an upward mobile family (commercial/industrial bourgeoisie). Julien Gohin is a drugstore merchant in Paris. Wife with spaniel and granddaughter. Daughter and son-in-law (solicitor rue Cambon). Louis Julien and wife points to ships for the Indies and would become one of Paris’s leading color merchants.

Robe à l'anglaise (close bodied gown) 1780-1785 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Robe “à l’anglaise” (close bodied gown) 1780-1785 -less formal than “à la française”, shorter for walking, no hoop and fitted bodice and three whalebones in the back.

Pair of embroidered women's stockings (first half 18th century England) machine knitted and Men's stockings (second half 18th century England) knitted wool Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Pair of embroidered women’s stockings (first half 18th century England) machine knitted and Men’s stockings (second half 18th century England) knitted wool

French men's outfit 1780 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — French men’s outfit 1780 “à la française” (bodysuit, vest, breeches) began around 1760 and gives a long, slender silhouette. The undergarment is partially concealed at the neck by a pleated collar and a ruffle or tie.

Male servant's livery: suit, vest and breeches 1770 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Male servant’s livery: suit, vest and breeches 1770 . In 1713 Louis XIV made the livery compulsory to make the servants (pages, lackeys, coachmen, grooms, porters and gardeners) recognizable

Story how to carry a baby and clothing Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story how to carry a baby and dressing children as miniature adults. Examples of this in my Musée Cognac-Jay 18th century photo gallery

Two paintings: Washerwoman 1739 (Cochin), A maid scouring silver tableware 1737 (Bouys) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Two paintings: Washerwoman 1739 (Cochin), A maid scouring silver tableware 1737 (Bouys)

"A room with a servant dressing children", and "A mother watching her children play" Pierre Louis Dumesnil le Jeune 1752 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “A room with a servant dressing children”, and “A mother watching her children play” Pierre Louis Dumesnil le Jeune 1752

Tour de gorge (snood) 1760-1770 and work bag 1750-1770 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Tour de gorge (snood) 1760-1770 and work bag 1750-1770; Women never leave home with their work bag: necessities for sewing, handkerchiefs, almanacs and love notes.

"The Peeler" Engraving by François Bernard Lépicié after Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin, Paris, 1742; "Maid preparing a buffet and two children with a dog" (1770-1780); "A Kiss of the Hand" porcelain (1740) and "Young cook holding a frying pan and a partridge", porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1753-1778) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “The Peeler” Engraving by François Bernard Lépicié after Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin, Paris, 1742; “Maid preparing a buffet and two children with a dog” (1770-1780); “A Kiss of the Hand” porcelain (1740) and “Young cook holding a frying pan and a partridge”, porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1753-1778)

"The Peeler" Engraving (1742) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “The Peeler” Engraving by François Bernard Lépicié after Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin, Paris, 1742

Young cook holding a frying pan and a partridge, porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1753-1778); "A Kiss of the Hand" porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1740) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Young cook holding a frying pan and a partridge, porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1753-1778); “A Kiss of the Hand” porcelain, Manufacture de Meissen (1740)

Brown colored copper fountain and its basin, France end of the 18th centuryExhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Brown colored copper fountain and its basin, France, end of the 18th century

Households with Slaves in decorative arts description Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of Paris slaves in porcelain

Pair of weekly organizers (around 1785), chiseled gilt bronze, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Pair of weekly organizers (around 1785), chiseled gilt bronze

Detail of a weekly organizer (around 1785), chiseled gilt bronze Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Detail of a weekly organizer (around 1785), chiseled gilt bronze

A Set of small recreational almanacs, Paris, 1763-1798, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — A Set of small recreational almanacs, Paris, 1763-1798

Description of usage for weekly organizers in aristocratic homes, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of usage for weekly organizers in aristocratic homes

Description of using a calendar in an almanac with pockets for love notes Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of using a calendar in an almanac with pockets for love notes

Mantel Clock "Time ready to cut the thread of life" (1745-1749) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Mantel Clock “Time ready to cut the thread of life” (1745-1749)

Mantel Clock "Time ready to cut the thread of life" (1745-1749) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Time ready to cut the thread of life”

Wall clock "Dawn" Jean-Baptiste Hervé, clockmaker, Paris (around 1745-1749) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Wall clock “Dawn” Jean-Baptiste Hervé, clockmaker, Paris (around 1745-1749) Bronze, chiseled gilt, enamel and glass

Wall clock "Dawn" Jean-Baptiste Hervé, clockmaker, Paris (around 1745-1749) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Wall clock “Dawn” Jean-Baptiste Hervé, clockmaker, Paris (around 1745-1749)

Mantel clock with decimal and duodecimal hours, days of the week and decade, date and moon phases, Paris (around 1795) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Mantel clock with decimal and duodecimal hours, days of the week and decade, date and moon phases, Paris (around 1795) Philippe Jacques Corniquet, clockmaker, and C. Merlet, enamaller, Bronze, chiseled gilt, enamel, brass and glass

Story of the French Revolution changing the calendar and time, example of the Mantel clock with decimal and duodecimal hours, days of the week and decade, date and moon phases, Paris (around 1795) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of the French Revolution changing the calendar and time

Mechanical Scene, Desmares, clockmaker; Nicolas Spaymant, painter, Versailles 1739, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Mechanical Scene, Desmares, clockmaker; Nicolas Spaymant, painter, Versailles 1739

Story of Joseph Bonnier de la Mosson, his cabinets of curiosities and the mechanical scene, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of Joseph Bonnier de la Mosson, his cabinets of curiosities and the mechanical scene

The Vestibule and Morning: The Bedroom and its Annexes

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The vestibule for visitors who would be paged and escorted to the main apartments; lanterns and a ceramic warming oven Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The vestibule idea was imported from Italy and is for visitors who would be paged and escorted to the main apartments; lanterns and a ceramic warming oven

History of lanterns in Paris for police control Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — History of lanterns in Paris for police control

Three types of lantern: folding, folding "chinoiserie" and Venetian Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Three types of lantern: folding Paris 1738-1744, folding “chinoiserie” Paris 1750 and Venetian 18th century

Partial scene of the bedroom, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Partial scene of the bedroom

Leech ball, Pair of bleeding palettes, Enema syringe, Lithotome used for remove bladder stones, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Leech ball, Pair of bleeding palettes, Enema syringe, Lithotome used for remove bladder stones

Two paintings in the bedroom by Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “The new hat” Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris, end of 18th century and “Interesting news”, also known as “The Letter, Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris (around 1789-1792)

Porcelain figurines "Apothecary's Love", "Buying heart-shaped boxes", "Tyrolean women carrying a peddler's box", Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Apothecary’s Love” Manufacture de Meissen after a model created around 1748-1752; Porcelain “Buying heart-shaped boxes” Manufacture de Meissen after a model by Johann Joachim Känder (1740)
“Tyrolean women carrying a peddler’s box” Manufacture de Meissen after a model by Peter Reincke (1745)

Chaise Longue Brisée, Paris 1740-1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Chaise Longue Brisée, Paris 1740-1750

Bathtub in the style of a chaise long, second half 18th century, bath heater, painting "Woman at her toilette", 1760 Guillaume Voiriot; "Fauteuil à coiffer" (Styling armchair known as the "toilette" 1775. The rattan was supple, light and rot-proof and used tin bathing and dining rooms. "Boîte à mouches" boxes for beauty spots, curling iron, hair curlerExhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Bathtub in the style of a chaise long, second half 18th century, bath heater, painting “Woman at her toilette”, 1760 Guillaume Voiriot; “Fauteuil à coiffer” (Styling armchair known as the “toilette” 1775. The rattan was supple, light and rot-proof and used tin bathing and dining rooms. “Boîte à mouches”-boxes for beauty spots, curling iron, hair curler

Chaise Longue Brisée, Paris 1740-1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of the Chaise Longue

Bed-warming pan 1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Bed-warming pan 1750

"Fauteuil à coiffer" (Styling armchair) known as the "toilette" 1775. Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Fauteuil à coiffer” (Styling armchair) known as the “toilette” 1775. The rattan was supple, light and rot-proof and used tin bathing and dining rooms.

Madame's bedroom Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Madame’s bedroom

Description of the "Fauteuil à coiffer" (Styling armchair) known as the "toilette" 1775 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the “Fauteuil à coiffer” (Styling armchair) known as the “toilette” 1775.

Whalebone corset France, last quarter 18th century, pair of articulated basket (panier), France 1775-1790 and "Chaise bidet à nécessaire" (Bidet) 1760 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Whalebone corset France, last quarter 18th century, pair of articulated basket (panier), France 1775-1790 and “Chaise bidet à nécessaire” (Bidet) 1760

The purpose of the pipe iron for shaping clothing decorations such as lace or ribbons Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The purpose of the pipe iron for shaping clothing decorations such as lace or ribbons

Goffering irons (Fers à tuyauter), clothing brush, Nancy 1700-1705 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Goffering irons (Fers à tuyauter) to shape lace and ribbon, clothing brush, Nancy 1700-1705

Description of how the day begins at 7 a.m. for Madame and Monsieur and the routine Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of how the day begins at 7 a.m. for Madame and Monsieur and the routine

Bodice, 1750-1780 and skirt (1720-1780) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Bodice, 1750-1780 and skirt (1720-1780) Bodice, 1750-1780 and skirt (1720-1780). Undergarments served as buffers between the skin and the outer garments and gave shape to the silhouette

Before Dinner: Monsieur’s Study or Library

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Indoor cap, first half 18th century; men's dressing gown, France 1760 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Indoor cap, first half 18th century; men’s dressing gown, France 1760

Monsieur's study, the fall-front desk 1785 Jean François Leleu, Paris; Desk chair 1760-1770 Claud Étienne Michard Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Monsieur’s study, the fall-front desk 1785; Desk chair 1760-1770

Before dinner: Monsieur's study or library description of the responsibilities of 18th century gentlemen and how he occupies his time Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Before dinner: Monsieur’s study or library description of the responsibilities of 18th century gentlemen and how he occupies his time

Pair of men's indoor shoes, France 1760 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Pair of men’s indoor shoes, France 1760

Heater (1780-1790) and chocolate pot (1759) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Heater (1780-1790) and chocolate pot (1759)

After Dinner: Madame’s Bedroom

Description of life in Madame's boudoir Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — After dinner: Madame’s Boudoir. Boudoir comes from “bonheur-du-jour” a writing desk and other hands on activities

QR code for the Olfactory journey of the Boudoir Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — QR code for the Olfactory journey of the Boudoir

Description of potpourri and its fashion in 1740s and 1750s Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of potpourri and its fashion in 1740s and 1750s

The doorbell or the interrupted lunch Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris 1792-1793 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The doorbell or the interrupted lunch Jean-Baptiste Mallet, Paris 1792-1793

Madame's Boudoir, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Cabaret table, Paris (1775), Coffee pot, Paris (1778-1779); Tea Service, Paris (1785); Pedestal table with added top and rack, Paris, (1780); Winding Wheel, France, vers 1760

Madame's boudoir-Writing Desk, Martin Carlin, master cabinetmaker, 1766 "bonheur-du-jour" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Madame’s boudoir-Writing Desk, Martin Carlin, master cabinetmaker, 1766 “bonheur-du-jour” highly prized by aristocratic women. Porcelain plates, three-drawer top and sliding, retractable shelf, chocolate pot

"Chaise d'affaires" (close stool) 1740; porcelaine chamber pot 1755 (contents in linen) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Chaise d’affaires” (close stool) 1740; porcelaine chamber pot 1755 (contents in linen)

Bad news, Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre, Rome 1740 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Bad news, Jean-Baptiste Marie Pierre, Rome 1740

Madame's Boudoir, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Madame’s Boudoir

Writing Desk, Martin Carlin, master cabinetmaker, 1766 "bonheur-du-jour" highly prized by aristocratic women Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Writing Desk, Martin Carlin, master cabinetmaker, 1766 “bonheur-du-jour” highly prized by aristocratic women

Description of Madame's small writing desk "bonheur-du-jour" Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of Madame’s small writing desk “bonheur-du-jour”

"La lecture" (Reading) Pierre Antoine Baudouin, Paris 1765 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “La lecture” (Reading) Pierre Antoine Baudouin, Paris 1765

Various tatting shuttles from 1750 to 1789; Pair of wall-lights (1780-1790); Sofa France (1775-1780); Cup and saucer (1762), Watercolor box (1780); Two paintings based on Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin "The working mother", Paris (1740) and "The Pleasures of private life" (1747); Pouches, book binding, box, workbag using sablé technique with glass pearls from Venice Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Various tatting shuttles from 1750 to 1789; Pair of wall-lights (1780-1790); Sofa France (1775-1780); Cup and saucer (1762), Watercolor box (1780); Two paintings based on Jean-Baptiste Siméon Chardin “The working mother”, Paris (1740) and “The Pleasures of private life” (1747); Pouches, book binding, box, workbag using sablé technique with glass pearls from Venice

The Oratory

Brochure page 9 English Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Brochure page 9

View of the Oratory, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — View of the Oratory

The Blessed "Le Bénédicté by Renée Élisabeth Marlié, Paris 1744 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The Blessed “Le Bénédicté by Renée Élisabeth Marlié, Paris 1744

"Nun's Box/Cell" (Boîte de Nonne) Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The oratory-private chapel in the mansion – nun’s cell

Description of the oratory-private chapels in mansions Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the oratory-private chapels in mansions

Prie-Dieu Armoire (Prayer Desk) Jean-Baptiste 1er Tuart, cabinetmaker 1750 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Prie-Dieu Armoire (Prayer Desk) Jean-Baptiste 1er Tuart, cabinetmaker 1750

The oratory-private chapel in the mansion - nun's cell Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The oratory-private chapel in the mansion – nun’s cell

Lunch and Dinner: Dining Room

The dining room, its rules, rituals and dining times for eating for aristocrats Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — The dining room, its rules, rituals and dining times for eating for aristocrats

Sugar pot, mustard pot, salt cellars, sugar tongs, mustard spoon, salt spoon 1778-1785, Pair of Three-light candelabra Gabriel Gerbu, master silversmith, Paris, 1787-1788 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Sugar pot, mustard pot, salt cellars, sugar tongs, mustard spoon, salt spoon 1778-1785, Pair of Three-light candelabra Gabriel Gerbu, master silversmith, Paris, 1787-1788

Story of using cutlery in the 18th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of using cutlery in the 18th century

Dining room fountain, Chapelle, Rouen 1740 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Dining room fountain, Chapelle, Rouen 1740 in the dining room, the etiquette ritual required washing hands from the fountain before the meal

Description of the fountain and its uses in the 18th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the fountain and its uses in the 18th century

Dining room, Pair of Three-light candelabra Gabriel Gerbu, master silversmith, Paris, 1787-1788, food displayed is either linen or knitted; Braise stove, Paris 1780-1790 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Dining room, Pair of Three-light candelabra Gabriel Gerbu, master silversmith, Paris, 1787-1788, food displayed is either linen or knitted; Braise stove, Paris 1780-1790

Description of procelain dinner services Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of procelain dinner services

Dining table following the rules of service known as “à la Française” with the centerpiece Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Rules of service known as “à la Française”: Choice of six dishes, a centerpiece on the table, both utilitarian and decorative.
Salt, pepper, spices, fresh and candied fruit on the centerpiece.
The decorative theme of the centerpiece served to initiate conversations

Sketch for the Hunting Dinner, François Boucher, Paris 1735,Description of the fountain and its uses in the 18th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Sketch for the Hunting Dinner, François Boucher, Paris 1735,

Dining table and chandelier; Chandelier with fifteen holders, Paris, 1770 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Dining table and chandelier; Chandelier with fifteen holders, Paris, 1770;

Story of wine as a preferred beverage and its service from a wine cooler cabinet Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of wine as a preferred beverage and its service from a wine cooler cabinet

Wine Cooler Joseph Gengenbach dit Canabas, Paris 1770; Wine Label: Champagne Manufacture de Niderviller, Porcelain, end of the 18th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Wine Cooler Joseph Gengenbach dit Canabas, Paris 1770; Wine Label: Champagne Manufacture de Niderviller, Porcelain, end of the 18th century

Intimate dinner scene possibly from a play, France 1740 enamel and spun glass in miniature. Usually associated with religious themes, known as "Nevers", used until mid 19th century Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Intimate dinner scene possibly from a play, France 1740 enamel and spun glass in miniature. Usually associated with religious themes, known as “Nevers”, used until mid 19th century

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"The Country Concert" Antoine Watteau Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “The Country Concert” Antoine Watteau

Story behind the Country Concert painting by Antoine Watteau Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story behind the Country Concert painting by Antoine Watteau

Description of the evening in the drawing room and the gaming room Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description of the evening in the drawing room for music and conversation or the gaming room for gambling

QR code to scan for olfactory journey: The Drawing Room Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — QR code to scan for olfactory journey: The Drawing Room

Harp with seven pedals Sébastien Renault and François Chatelain, manufacturers, Paris 1786, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Harp with seven pedals Sébastien Renault and François Chatelain, manufacturers, Paris 1786; Music Study Michel Garnier, Paris (1788); Miniature of Luigi Cherubini, aged 17, Bologne (1777) or Paris (1787); Miniature of “A young woman playing a guitar”

The drawing room with musical instruments, à la Reine style chairs and canapé, a work bag, footstool, silk fabric and a guitar Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Canapé/sofa and Armchair “À la Reine” Jean-Baptiste Claude Sené, Paris 17770-1780; Work bag, France 1775-1790, which held sewing, knitting, handkerchiefs, other ladies necessities; Footstool Georges Jacob, Paris 1780; Fabric Philippe de Lasalle, Lyon? 1775-1780 embroidered silk

Six-leaf folding screens covered with the Five Senses wallpaper, Manufacture Réveillon, Paris 1780 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Six-leaf folding screens covered with the Five Senses wallpaper, Manufacture Réveillon, Paris 1780

Fan Marival le Jeune, France 1735-1740; engraved and painted ivory handle Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Fan Marival le Jeune, France 1735-1740; engraved and painted ivory handle – A fan was a must-have for every elegant woman in the 18th century. The owner’s state of mind was reflected in the way it was handled.
Brisk: ward off advances
Drop the fan: want to make friends
Decoration: current events or an opera performance

Playing games began with Louis XIV at Versailles Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Playing games began with Louis XIV at Versailles

Quote from Charles Louis, Baron de Pöllnitz (Prussian writer), "Un séjour en France 1734 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “The ladies say
Of a man who doesn’t play
That he’s a useless piece of furniture.
Lovers
even the most passionate
Stop making love
as soon as cards are involved.”
Quote from Charles Louis, Baron de Pöllnitz (Prussian writer), “Un séjour en France 1734

Games for after dinner, including cavagnole Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Games and gambling after dinner

Monocular Lorgnette 1756 copper, paper and glass and the "Trickster" ring, England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Monocular Lorgnette 1756 copper, paper and glass and the “Trickster” ring, England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD

Table for tric-trac Guillaume Benneman master cabinetmaker, Paris 1785 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Table for trictrac Guillaume Benneman master cabinetmaker, Paris 1785

Side chair (Voyeuse) 1755 Sulpice Brizard chairmaker; food is artificial Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Side chair (Voyeuse) 1755 Sulpice Brizard chairmaker; food is artificial

Description and use of the side chair (Voyeuse) 1755 Sulpice Brizard chairmaker Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description and use of the side chair (Voyeuse) 1755 Sulpice Brizard chairmaker

Details and story for Monocular Lorgnette 1756 copper, paper and glass Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Details and story for Monocular Lorgnette 1756,

"Trickster" ring England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Trickster” ring England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror – Can your child find the ring in the display? I could not.

"Trickster" ring England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Trickster” ring England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror

"Jeu de Cavagnole" (Lotto Game) Aux Trois Frères store, France 1780 Cashew nut wood, spices in bone and green silk oak with an ivory cap Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Jeu de Cavagnole” (Lotto Game) Aux Trois Frères store, France 1780 Cashew nut wood, spices in bone and green silk oak with an ivory cap

Lustre dit "à la lace" Light chandelier with twelve lights, Paris 1745-1755 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Lustre dit “à la lace” – Light chandelier with twelve lights, Paris 1745-1755

"Trickster" ring, England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Trickster” ring, England end of 18th century, gilded copper and mirror – Can your child find the ring in the display? I could not.

Bedtime

"Sleeping" Hugues Taraval, Paris 1779 Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — “Sleeping” Hugues Taraval, Paris 1779. The painter used his imagination suggesting Madame sleeps naked.

Description for end of socializing and bedtime procedures Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Description for end of socializing and bedtime procedures between Monsieur, Madame and the servants

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Brochure Page 2 English Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs — Exhibition Map – Content – Children’s investigation game with QR Code Brochure Page 2

Héléna Guy Lhomme, Artist

Artist Héléna Guy Homme MAD Boutique, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Story of Héléna Guy Lhomme’s work

Design of a crab by Artist Héléna Guy Homme MAD Boutique, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Design of a crab by Artist Héléna Guy Homme MAD Boutique

Selection of Art by Artist Héléna Guy Homme MAD Boutique, Exhibition Day in the Eighteenth Century-A Parisian Townhouse/Mansion Musée des Arts décoratifs MAD — Selection of Art by Artist Héléna Guy Homme MAD Boutique

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