Curling;–a Scottish Game, at Central Park 1862
johngeorgebrown
gouache
figurative
acrylic
painted
possibly oil pastel
oil painting
neo expressionist
acrylic on canvas
underpainting
painting painterly
fine art portrait
"Curling;–a Scottish Game, at Central Park" is a painting by John George Brown, depicting a lively curling match on a frozen lake. Created in 1862, the artwork captures the energy and camaraderie of the sport, as players engage in the game with focused intensity. The inclusion of children enjoying a sled ride in the foreground adds a touch of lightheartedness, suggesting the broader appeal of the winter activity. The realistic portrayal of figures and details, typical of Brown's style, contributes to the painting's sense of authenticity and historical value. It offers a glimpse into the winter leisure activities of the time, emphasizing the social and recreational aspects of curling.
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