Silvester Shedrin – Moonlit Night in Naples
1828. 43×60
Location: The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow (Государственная Третьяковская галерея).
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Щедрины Семен Федорович & Сильвестр Феодосиевич
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This painting depicts a captivating night scene in Naples, illuminated by a bright, full moon breaking through dramatic, textured clouds. The moonlight casts a shimmering, silvery path across the dark, rippling water of the bay.
In the foreground, a group of figures huddles around a crackling bonfire on a rocky shore, their faces cast in a warm, dramatic light. Some appear to be working, while others gather around the flames. Nearby, several figures are gathered around a moored boat, some appearing to be loading or unloading it. Other boats, including a larger sailing vessel with two tall masts, are also visible, resting in the harbor.
Dominating the left side of the composition is a large, imposing stone building with many windows, some of which are lit, suggesting activity within. This structure appears to be built into a hillside, giving it a sense of grandeur and permanence. In the distance, across the bay, a fortified island or promontory juts out into the sea, its buildings silhouetted against the night sky. Smaller boats can be seen sailing in the wider expanse of the bay.
The overall atmosphere is one of peaceful nocturnal activity, yet with an underlying sense of drama created by the strong moonlight, the dark clouds, and the flickering bonfire.
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