Italian Afternoon (The Italian, who is renting grapes) Karl Pavlovich Bryullov (1799-1852)
Karl Pavlovich Bryullov – Italian Afternoon (The Italian, who is renting grapes)
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Painter: Karl Pavlovich Bryullov
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Truly a masterpiece of world painting, Karl’s most popular work, which has gone around the world in simply millions of copies of reproductions, all sorts of patches of illustrations, etc. One has to wonder, why is this painting so hugely popular? In this painting, everything is obvious. Starting with the fact that pretty obvious is that the artist quite sincerely as a live betrayed all the aspects and feelings of this picture, you can not always in words, or live actions to repeat all that has presented us a great artist on his canvas.
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Truly a masterpiece of world painting, Karl’s most popular work, which has gone around the world in simply millions of copies of reproductions, all sorts of patches of illustrations, etc. One has to wonder, why is this painting so hugely popular? In this painting, everything is obvious.
Starting with the fact that pretty obvious is that the artist quite sincerely as a live betrayed all the aspects and feelings of this picture, you can not always in words, or live actions to repeat all that has presented us a great artist on his canvas. Perhaps we should start with the overall interior that surrounds the girl.
In this picture, every detail has its place and purpose, and everything is done in order to give the viewer the most authentic picture as to what is happening on the canvas. So, for example, the old ladder that our heroine of the painting climbed, with the wicker basket for the grapes.
Even every dark green leaf of the vine, as if alive and reproducing feelings in the same tone as the heroine. The girl herself has a rather delicate and airy image, her barely noticeable blush on her cheeks, snow-white blouse and swarthy skin, which seems to radiate warmth and light itself. At the sight of the wonderfully beautiful bunch of grapes, the girl is simply unable to hide her amazement and admiration.
The entire composition is built around it, but it actively complements the admiration of the girl. The artist’s magnificent play on light, allows us to feel this bunch of grapes as if we could reach into the picture and pluck a couple of grapes from the bunch.
The big, beautiful, brown eyes of the girl show us every drop of her sincerity, purity and, in a sense, even purity, thanks to which the viewer is completely penetrated by the whole situation, and he has no reason not to believe either the girl or the artist, who created this wonderful painting.
COMMENTS: 22 Ответы
Мне кажется, что оригинал ярче. Или я ошибаюсь? Не хватает желтых тонов.
The original is 185 years old. Over time, paints naturally age. To put it simply, this process visually manifests as a fading of the palette, with all colors tending towards yellow-brown hues. The original painting today likely appears older than it actually is. However, approximately 180 years ago, the painting probably looked similar to what you see here. Of course, this is not an absolute truth; rather, its an assumption based on technical data.
Прекрасная картина )))
продаю оригинал, по вопросам цены обращайтесь [email protected]
продам копию 093 633 02 25 Украина
продам копию 380661243616 Украина
Продам копию или оригинал!!!
продам 1 копию К. П. Брюллов – Всадница
У меня картина которой именно 214 лет я хочу её продать скоко она стоит???
и скоко копия примерно стоит?
Продаю копию картины. илья +79616315858 Россия
Продаю копию картины 79382070658
Продаю копию +37379687634
For sale: Italian Noon by Karl Bryullov, painted in 1831. This is a smaller version, a reproduction of the painting from 1827. Contact me at +7 (911) 845-05-60 for inquiries. St. Petersburg.
продам картіну 1799-1852года багет 40мм 0967521633
Selling an oil painting titled Italian Midday by K. P. Bryullov (1799-1852), size 24x27 cm. Call 89289609010 for inquiries.
Guys! I have the original. My great-grandfather was an artist, a very famous one. We called to inquire about it. The paintwork has faded slightly because the piece had been hidden in the ground.
продам итальянский полдень оригинал не знаю или копья писать вк https://vk. com/id309662148
У миня есть картина интальянски полдень (1799-1852) продаю 89627719210
I have a copy or an original, Im not sure, but theres writing on the back that says: Italian Noon by Karl Pavlovich Bryullov (1799 – 1852).
And also a stamp:
Arm. USSR
Society of Knowledge
Artistic Mastery (or something like that)
Visual Aids
Reproduction of paintings and portraits
Article number 117-61
RST Arm. USSR 161-71
Size 47-65
Quality Control No. 7
Сколько она стоит, если я захочу продать?
I have a copy of a painting that I inherited from my great-grandmother. The canvas is very old, but the condition is excellent. If youre interested, please email me at [email protected].
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The painting depicts a young Italian woman, likely a peasant, in an outdoor setting amidst grapevines. She is holding a bunch of green grapes above her head with her right hand, her gaze directed upwards towards them with a look of either anticipation or contemplation. Her left arm is wrapped around a wooden post or vine, and she is carrying a woven basket filled with red fabric, possibly wine-soaked linens or grapes, on her left side. She wears a loose-fitting white garment with off-the-shoulder styling, revealing her décolletage, and a red velvet cloth is draped over her shoulder and into the basket. Her hair is dark and styled up, adorned with a decorative hairpin. The background is a lush, dark green foliage with hints of a rustic wooden fence or structure.
The subtexts in this painting can be interpreted in several ways. The most prominent is the symbolism of grapes, which traditionally represents abundance, fertility, and the bounty of nature. The womans action of reaching for the grapes, combined with her upward gaze and subtle smile, suggests a connection to this natural abundance and perhaps a sense of pleasure or satisfaction derived from it.
The title, Italian Afternoon (The Italian, who is renting grapes), further emphasizes the setting and the activity. Renting grapes suggests a connection to the harvest or a pastoral lifestyle, adding to the imagery of rural simplicity and connection to the land.
Her attire, particularly the exposed décolletage, can be seen as a blend of natural sensuality and the romanticized ideal of the peasant woman in European art. The painting evokes a sense of idealized rural life, common in Romantic and Neoclassical art, where the beauty and innocence of the common people and the natural world are celebrated. The painting might be hinting at the sensual pleasure of tasting the fruit of the land, connecting the natural bounty with human experience.
The overall mood is serene and evocative, capturing a moment of quiet enjoyment in nature. The painting invites the viewer to contemplate themes of natures generosity, simple pleasures, and perhaps a romanticized view of rural Italian life.