Hans Zatzka – the dream
58.4 x 80
Location: Private Collection
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Ханц Зацка писал нимф, но не ангелов!
Возможно у коллекционера репродукция!
Нифмы это природа, реки, камни и т.д., вот у меня и есть оригинал! Ханц Зацка писал на двух сшитых холстах
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Two winged figures flank the central figure. One, positioned on the left, appears to be actively distributing shimmering particles – likely representing stars or fragments of dreams – with outstretched arms. The other, situated at the lower right, gazes upwards with a look of adoration or reverence. These smaller figures introduce an element of divine intervention or otherworldly guidance into the dreamscape. Their presence suggests that the woman’s sleep is not merely passive but is being actively influenced by forces beyond her control.
The background is rendered in muted tones of green and black, evoking a sense of vastness and mystery. The darkness is punctuated by scattered stars, which reinforce the nocturnal setting and contribute to the paintings overall dreamlike quality. The indistinct nature of the background allows the viewer’s focus to remain firmly on the central figure and her celestial attendants.
The subtexts within this work revolve around themes of sleep, dreams, inspiration, and the divine feminine. The woman’s slumber can be interpreted as a metaphor for creativity or artistic inspiration – a state where the conscious mind is suspended, allowing unconscious thoughts and emotions to surface. The figures distributing starlight might represent muses or guiding spirits that bestow creative gifts upon the sleeping figure. The overall impression is one of profound tranquility and spiritual awakening, suggesting that dreams offer access to realms beyond ordinary experience. Theres a sense of longing for something unattainable, hinted at by the woman’s closed eyes and the ethereal nature of her surroundings.