Lively Life Scenes

The attempt to capture a moment fascinated the Impressionist painters of 19th century France. Their loose, rapid brushstrokes sought to create a snapshot of a scene before them. However, it can be argued that an element of realism is necessary to ensure that the artist is indeed a witness to a scene bursting with vitality. In the years that predated the emergence of the Impressionist artists, artists like Edouard Manet were moving away from a background in realism and using such scenes to redefine the artist’s ability to immortalize a moment. In his Music in the Tuileries (1862), the artist is present in the scene himself. As a fashionable and wealthy crowd gathers in this garden of Paris, the musicians aren’t even visible, but the viewer can almost hear the children playing or the strains of music over the incessant chattering of a gathered crowd. With Manet in the scene, off to the far left, clutching a cane - he offers an understanding of how to retell this lively life scene, he was there. Frantically painted faces suggest constant movement, whilst thick tree trunks separate the crowd only for a moment. In Artsper’s own selection of works, elbow your way through the works depicted by Michel Boulet, or indeed through the crowded scenes of Marco Santaniello as he conveys the energy from the everyday life of those who fill the streets.

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Barcelona PDG

Vespa

Passeig de Gràcia, Barcelona

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La pedrera

Barcelona Break

Untitled 2

Balade sentimentale

Uccellacci sui fiori dell'amore

Paul batterista

Toccarsi la faccia

Giada e il peperoncino

Un uomo solo

Dustbin Men

The Baron Entertains

Sans titre I

Offshore

N° 1275 Tel Aviv. Boulevard Ben Gurion.

N° 1265 Bethléem. The Walled Off.

N° 1262 Jérusalem. Le Saint Sépulcre 2.

N° 680 Lactation à Saint Bernard (fragment)

Rencontre

Balade song

Petit bonheur

Complices

Tous les deux

Ensemble

Lionne

San Salvi, ingresso

N° 1124 Elle, à cinq ans, avec ses bons amis.

N° 952 Marguerite Yourcenar

N° 951 Gustave Moreau

N° 950 Ariane Mnouchkine

N° 946 Maurice Béjart

N° 945 Sarah Vaughan

N° 944 J.M.G. Le Clézio

N° 941 Jane Birkin

N° 938 Michelangelo Merisi dit "Le Caravage".

N° 937 Juliette Noureddine

N° 935 Brigitte Bardot

N° 933. Colette.

N° N° 930 Edgar Degas

N° 926 Franz Schubert

N°924 Tadeusz Kantor

N° 925 Marguerite Duras

Poltrona da riparare

New Perspective

Stanca Sera

In the Net

In bagno

Siesta with a Friend

Scent of Healing

Plaça Prim. Reus

Casa Navas. Reus

Vespa

Mar i festa

Dormire sulla poltrona

Pezzo di salotto

Where'd It All Go Right

Silver Linings