Miquel Rivera Bagur – #17567
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A small rowboat occupies the foreground, positioned centrally within the frame. Two figures are seated inside; they appear to be elderly individuals, rendered in a simplified, almost childlike style with exaggerated features. One figure holds an oar and seems to be propelling the boat forward, while the other engages in what appears to be writing or drawing on a piece of paper resting on their lap. The boat itself bears inscriptions – Crista and “P.N.” alongside a numerical sequence.
Below the boat, on the dark bank, a small dog sits attentively, gazing upwards towards the vessel. A few sparse wildflowers are scattered near the canine companion. The overall palette is characterized by bold, contrasting colors: the intense blue of the sky against the darker tones of the landscape and figures. Brushstrokes are visible, contributing to a somewhat naive or folk-art aesthetic.
Subtextually, the painting evokes themes of companionship, memory, and perhaps even mortality. The elderly couple’s quiet activity in the boat suggests a shared experience, a journey undertaken together. The dogs watchful presence could symbolize loyalty or guardianship. The act of writing might represent recording memories or creating something lasting. The dark bank and the solitary figure of the dog introduce an element of melancholy, hinting at separation or loss. The inscriptions on the boat’s hull suggest personal significance, possibly referencing names or dates that hold emotional weight for the artist or those depicted. Ultimately, the work conveys a sense of quiet contemplation and understated narrative.