Rustend model in het atelier 1886
drawing, print, etching
portrait
drawing
impressionism
etching
symbolism
genre-painting
realism
"Rustend model in het atelier" (Resting model in the studio) is an etching created in 1886 by Auguste Danse (1829-1929). The piece, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a woman seated at a table in an artist's studio, seemingly taking a break from posing. The composition is focused on the model, while the surrounding objects—easel, paintings, and other studio paraphernalia—provide context and depth. Danse's masterful use of light and shadow contributes to the realistic and intimate portrayal of the scene. This etching exemplifies the realism movement in Dutch art, showcasing Danse's attention to detail and ability to capture the everyday moments of life.
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