Duo
(about 1930 -1935)
Georges Rouault
Oil on canvas
Two clowns, outlined heavily in black, face one another. One wears a costume of intense red, while the other is dressed in harlequin colors. Georges Rouault was a deeply spiritual man. His compassion for social outcasts and human suffering can be felt in his paintings, many of which have overtly religious subjects. As a young man, the artist was apprenticed to a stained glass painter. His choice of rich colors and black contours may be a reference to church windows and their sacred scenes.
The painting does give you the impression it could be stained glass.
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Thanks GP, it definitely does.
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Absolutely stunning colours and painted with what seems such sure objective. No hesitation.
I agree that it would suit a stained glass window, just imagine light through these colours.
~ miriam
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You’re right Miriam, light coming through would be really beautiful.
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Seems to convey “positive giving.” 🙂
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It does. 🙂
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Buon giovedì friend 🙂
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Buon giovedì cara. 🙂
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