You May Count on Me
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You May Count on Me by Augustin de Saint-Aubin (French, 1736–1807) (1789). James Parmelee Fund Rights: CC0. https://clevelandart.org/art/2008.111.2

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This print is a companion to another depicting a woman telling her lover to "At Least be Discreet," as he slips out of her boudoir. Together the two prints depict a couple saying farewell after a romantic rendezvous. Here, both the man and the cherub beneath him proudly display a plucked rose as a symbol of sexual triumph. Amusingly, the prints actually depict the artist and his wife, whimsically portraying the mores and fashion of French aristocratic society during the 18th century.

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A young man in a powdered wig and waistcoat gazes pensively at a flower, depicted in a classical engraving.

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