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Feminine economies in Eighteenth-Century Paris: figuring Métier and (sex) work in Rousseau, Greuze and Desrais
English abstract: This article explores three figures of the working woman in eighteenth-century Paris: ‘la blanchisseuse’, ‘la laitière’ and ‘la fille de boutique’. I bring together paintings by the highly successful genre painter Jean-Baptiste Greuze with a selection of satirical prints by the alm
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