Artist: Kees Van Dongen (Cornelis Theodorus Maria Van Dongen)
Tatum: 1907
Trootte: 97 x 81 cm
Tuseum: The Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York, United States Of America)
Techniek: Oil On Canvas
This portrait entitled Maria, presumably after the model who sat for the picture, captures the direct gaze of the sitter. The painting was quickly rendered with a large brush and intense, unblended color. Van Dongen’s use of unblended color reflects his exposure to and general association with Fauvism and Expressionism, two artistic movements in Paris characterized by bold, sometimes violent use of color. Painted with a certain stylization, Van Dongen’s female sitters often resemble one another with their large, blackened eyes and pale white flesh tones.
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