Johannes Vermeer – Girl Interrupted at Her Music
1658–59. 39.4 x 44.5
Location: Frick Collection, New York.
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Вермеер Ян, талант бесспорный,
настроен был на лад минорный.
И слабость нам его видна -
писать красавиц у окна.
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The painting depicts an intimate indoor scene illuminated by soft light streaming from a window on the left. A young woman, dressed in a vibrant red jacket and a white headscarf, sits at a table, intently reading a letter. Her gaze is directed outwards, towards the viewer, with a slightly wistful or perhaps surprised expression.
Behind her, a man leans over her shoulder, also looking at the letter. He is dressed in a formal, light blue cloak and appears to be either the sender of the letter, or is commenting on its contents. The objects on the table suggest a domestic setting, with a pitcher, a glass of wine, and what appears to be sheet music, hinting at a moment of interrupted musical practice.
The subtext of the painting can be interpreted in several ways. The title, Girl Interrupted at Her Music, directly points to the disruption of a peaceful activity. The womans direct gaze and the mans presence introduce an element of intrigue and potential narrative. The letter itself is a powerful symbol, carrying unknown news that has captured the attention of both individuals.
Possible subtexts include: