часть 3 -- European art Европейская живопись – Jean Dubuffet Chevaux Г la lune 38743 1146
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In the foreground, two equine figures are discernible. They are depicted in shades of blue and purple, their forms simplified to essential outlines and planes. Their posture suggests stillness, perhaps observation, though the lack of detailed anatomical rendering prevents any definitive interpretation of their emotional state. The artist has not striven for realism; instead, a focus on form and gesture prevails.
Above these figures, a large circular shape is positioned in the upper right quadrant. It appears as a pale disc against the darker background, evoking the presence of a moon. Its placement contributes to the overall sense of an otherworldly or dreamlike atmosphere.
A network of black lines crisscrosses the composition, creating a visual barrier or framework that separates the foreground figures from the background. These lines are not precisely drawn; they appear hesitant and uneven, adding to the work’s overall feeling of spontaneity. They also suggest a constructed environment, perhaps an enclosure or a stylized landscape.
The paintings subtexts revolve around themes of primal imagery and simplified forms. The deliberate lack of detail and the use of bold colors create a sense of childlike wonder and unmediated expression. It seems to explore a realm beyond conventional representation, suggesting a connection to folklore, myth, or perhaps even subconscious thought. The juxtaposition of the equine figures with the lunar presence hints at themes of nature, cycles, and the mysterious forces that govern them. The overall effect is one of quiet contemplation within an environment both familiar and strangely alien.