Művész: Vincent Van Gogh
Stílus: Post-Impressionism
témák: Clothing
találka: 1887
méret: 34 x 41 cm
múzeum: Baltimore Museum of Art (Baltimore, United States)
Technika: Oil On Canvas
This painting of a pair of down-at-heel shoes prompts speculation on a variety of psychological questions. They have been seen as symbolizing Van Gogh’s difficult passage through life. A fellow student in Paris reported that Vincent bought these workman’s boots at a flea market, intending to use them in a still life. Finding them still a little too smart, however, he wore them on a long and rainy walk. Only then were they fit to be painted. Van Gogh made a number of still lives with old shoes. To him, as to several of his contemporaries, they may have been symbolic of the hard yet picturesque life of the laborer.
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Szabad kereskedelmi célú felhasználásra. Lásd alább. |
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