The Turner Banquet 1878
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Ferdinand Hodler's "The Turner Banquet" (1878) is a large-scale painting depicting a gathering of members of the Turnerbund, a German gymnastic society, during a banquet. The scene is set in a large hall, with long tables covered in white cloths and a group of men seated around them. A man in black stands at the head of the table, addressing the group with a raised hand. The painting is characterized by its realistic style, meticulous attention to detail, and sense of unity and community. Hodler's work often explored themes of social engagement and national identity, and "The Turner Banquet" is a testament to his ability to capture the spirit of a particular group and time period.
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