Pjērs-Auguste Renuārs, 1908. gads - Bather Drying Herself (Baigneuse sessuyant) - tēlotājmākslas druka

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Beidzies 110 year-old artpiece was made by the impresionists mākslinieks Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 1908. The original version measures the size: Overall: 36 7/16 x 29 1/8 in (92,5 x 74 cm) and was made with the tehnika oil on canvas. Today, this artpiece can be viewed in in the collection of Barnes Foundation. With courtesy of: Ar Barnes fonda atbalstu, Merion un Filadelfija, Pensilvānija (publisks īpašums)Mākslas darba kredītlīnija ir šāda:. Digitālās reproducēšanas izlīdzināšana notiek portrets formāts ar sānu attiecību 1: 1.2, Kas nozīmē, ka garums ir par 20% īsāks nekā platums. The illustrator, painter, sculptor Pierre-Auguste Renoir was a European artist, whose artistic style was mainly Impressionism. The Impressionist painter lived for a total of 78 gadiem - dzimis gadā 1841 Limožā, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Francijā un miris 1919. gadā.

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Renoir painted the female nude obsessively during his later career. He devoted hundreds of canvases to the depiction of bathing figures, presented alone or in groups. Here, as in the vast majority of these paintings, the bather does not acknowledge the presence of the artist or viewer but remains absorbed in her task, heightening the sense of voyeurism. Renoir achieved the effect of the soft and velvety-looking skin by applying liquid-thin paint in short, delicate strokes; this a hallmark of his late works.

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