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Felix Vallotton - The Beautiful Sunday / Le Beau Dimanche - 1895 - Illustration for Le Rire
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Felix Vallotton - The Beautiful Sunday / Le Beau Dimanche - 1895 - Illustration for Le Rire
XEE4148016 Felix Vallotton - The Beautiful Sunday/Le Beau Dimanche - 1895 - Illustration for Le Rire, April 13, 1895 - 22, 5 x 30, 5 cm - What are you thinking, Madame Bornet? Its too late, ma am, it was before you did that you had to think about it. by Vallotton, Felix Edouard (1865-1925); Private Collection; (add.info.: Felix Vallotton - The Beautiful Sunday/Le Beau Dimanche - 1895 - Illustration for Le Rire, April 13, 1895 - 22, 5 x 30, 5 cm - What are you thinking, Madame Bornet? Its too late, ma am, it was before you did that you had to think about it.); Stefano Bianchetti; Swiss, out of copyright
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This print captures Felix Vallotton's illustration titled "The Beautiful Sunday/Le Beau Dimanche" from 1895. Originally created for the satirical magazine Le Rire, this artwork measures 22.5 x 30.5 cm and is now part of a private collection. In the image, we see a scene set in a public garden where a young girl sits on a chair while her parents engage in conversation nearby. The artist's keen eye for detail is evident as he portrays the nuances of human behavior and society during that era. The caption accompanying the artwork adds an intriguing layer to the scene. It reads, "What are you thinking, Madame Bornet? It's too late, ma'am; it was before you did that you had to think about it". These words invite viewers to ponder upon their own actions and decisions in life. Stefano Bianchetti has skillfully captured this historical piece with his camera lens, preserving its essence for generations to come. Through this photograph, we are transported back in time to witness not only the beauty of Vallotton's artistry but also gain insight into French society at that period. Whether one appreciates fine art or enjoys exploring glimpses of history through visual mediums, this print offers both aesthetic pleasure and intellectual stimulation.
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