Madame Coquelin Mere 1885
emilefriant
painting, oil-paint
portrait
portrait
painting
impressionism
oil-paint
figuration
genre-painting
realism
"Madame Coquelin Mère" is a portrait painted by Émile Friant in 1885. The painting depicts an older woman, likely in her 60s or 70s, seated and wearing a black dress and a black bonnet. The woman's face is marked with age, and her hands are resting in her lap. The muted palette and realistic depiction of the subject suggest a focus on naturalism, a prominent art movement in the 19th century. The subdued lighting and the woman's stoic expression contribute to the overall sense of tranquility and introspection. This portrait of the mother of the famous French actor, Benoit Constant Coquelin, is a testament to Friant's talent for capturing the essence of his subjects with delicate realism and a touch of melancholic charm.
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