Jean-Léon Gérôme – Bathsheba
1899. 60.5 x 100
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Оооо! Какой выбор!
у служанки рука из головы выросла )))
Для Дмитрия: ссылка на полное полотно. Из-за усеченного варианта пострадал смысл истории.
http://www.the-athenaeum.org/art/full.php?ID=15965
Давид ли это? Не знаю.
Для shatilov: из головы это хорошо, главное, что не из филейной части.
Согласен, отсечена важная часть. Но в таком качестве, как по ссылке, публиковать смысла нет, попробуем найти полную версию.
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Here we see a woman standing partially nude, her back turned towards the viewer. Her posture suggests a moment of repose or contemplation; she appears to be drying herself after immersion in water. To her left, another figure, draped in a voluminous blue robe, is engaged in the act of washing clothes within a large basin. The arrangement of these two figures establishes a clear visual hierarchy: the nude woman commands attention through her exposed form and central placement, while the other figure remains partially obscured by shadow and distance.
The setting itself contributes significantly to the painting’s narrative complexity. The terrace is adorned with potted plants and a richly patterned rug, suggesting an environment of luxury and privilege. A stone balustrade separates the foreground from the panoramic view, which reveals a densely populated urban landscape receding into the horizon. On the left side of the composition, a figure can be seen observing the scene from a balcony above, adding another layer of voyeurism to the narrative.
Subtleties in detail hint at underlying themes. The discarded garment lying on the terrace seems deliberately placed, drawing attention to the woman’s vulnerability and exposure. The distant cityscape, while seemingly idyllic, also suggests a world beyond this private space – a realm of potential judgment or consequence. The act of washing clothes, traditionally associated with domesticity and servitude, is juxtaposed against the backdrop of opulence and leisure, creating an intriguing tension between social classes and roles.
The painting’s overall effect is one of restrained sensuality and quiet drama. It invites contemplation on themes of beauty, vulnerability, power dynamics, and the complexities of human relationships within a context of privilege and observation. The artist has skillfully employed light, color, and composition to create an image that is both visually arresting and intellectually stimulating.