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Le Grain (The Squall), c.1871-81 (oil on canvas)
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Le Grain (The Squall), c.1871-81 (oil on canvas)
7444537 Le Grain (The Squall), c.1871-81 (oil on canvas) by Schneider, Felicie (nee Fournier) (1831-88); 130.81x97.79 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A young mother harbors thoughts of widowhood and destitution if suddenly left alone with a young child. Without doubt their lives would unravel just like the ball of yarn lying in the dirt in the foreground.); © Lawrence Steigrad Fine Arts, New York
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Le Grain (The Squall)
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is a captivating oil painting by Felicie Schneider that captures the raw emotions of a young mother faced with the fear of widowhood and destitution. The composition depicts a woman, her face etched with worry, clutching her child tightly as they stand against an ominous sky. In the foreground lies a ball of yarn, unraveling in the dirt, symbolizing their potential unraveling lives. Schneider's masterful brushstrokes convey the anxiety and concern felt by this vulnerable mother. Her eyes reflect stress and uncertainty, while her grip on her child reveals both protection and desperation. The artist skillfully portrays these complex emotions through subtle nuances in color and texture. The painting serves as a poignant reminder of the fragility of life during this era. It highlights the ever-present threat of danger and risk that loomed over families struggling to survive. The sadness and melancholy emanating from "Le Grain" evoke empathy for those who lived in constant fear of losing everything. Through this powerful work of art, Schneider invites viewers to contemplate themes such as vulnerability, resilience, and maternal love. It serves as a testament to the enduring power of visual storytelling in capturing human emotion. This print from Fine Art Finder allows us to appreciate Schneider's artistic prowess while immersing ourselves in the emotional landscape she has created.
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