Sketch for the wedding hall of the town hall of Courbevoie: Spinner. The wedding. Berger

Sketch for the wedding hall of the town hall of Courbevoie: Spinner. The wedding. Berger is a painting created in 1884 by Théobald Chartran. 



The artwork is a design sketch for a mural, showing a plan for a decorative wall panel divided into five sections. Each section features a different scene, painted in muted tones. 



The central section depicts a group of people, possibly a wedding party, gathered around a haystack. To the left, a woman is shown spinning, and to the right, a shepherd-like figure stands in a pastoral landscape. The outer sections appear to be architectural elements, possibly windows or doors, framed by ornate molding. The overall style suggests a blend of realism and decorative art, typical of late 19th-century French painting.



The painting is 1.43 meters wide and 0.573 meters high and is part of the Petit Palais collection.