Pianist speelt voor publiek 1853

This lithograph titled "Pianist speelt voor publiek" was created by the French artist Paul Gavarni in 1853. The print depicts a pianist performing for an audience, with the artist's focus on capturing the musician's concentrated expression and the intensity of the performance. Gavarni, renowned for his satirical social commentary and observation of Parisian life, masterfully captures the energy of the scene, highlighting the performer's passion and the expectant silence of the audience. Now located in the Rijksmuseum, the artwork is a fine example of Gavarni's unique blend of realism and caricature, which made him a celebrated figure in 19th-century French art.