User   User Rating: 400  September 6, 2018
A romantic scene, slightly disguised in the crowd. At a glance it seems that the author has simply portrayed a lot of people who rest on the shore, perhaps on a Sunday. But looking at the picture more closely, it becomes clear that the canvas is dedicated to the couple in the foreground, a little to the side, but more clearly, compared to the rest of the characters. The man is "at the feet" of his lady, to be able to look at her from the bottom up, to let her feel like his mistress. The artist really [Expand]
skillfully disguised them in the composition - they are executed in the same colors as the other characters, at the same level and not in the center of the picture. The only thing that distinguishes them is the larger size that allows the viewer to understand their relationship.
A romantic scene, slightly disguised in the crowd. At a glance it seems that the author has simply portrayed a lot of people who rest on the shore, perhaps on a Sunday. But looking at the picture more closely, it becomes clear that the canvas is dedicated to the couple in the foreground, a little to the side, but more clearly, compared to the rest of the characters. The man is "at the feet" of his lady, to be able to look at her from the bottom up, to let her feel like his mistress. The artist really [Expand]
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