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The Kitchen; La cuisine, c. 1906 (oil on cradled panel)
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The Kitchen; La cuisine, c. 1906 (oil on cradled panel)
826051 The Kitchen; La cuisine, c.1906 (oil on cradled panel) by Valtat, Louis (1869-1952); 76x104 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Kitchen; La cuisine. Louis Valtat (1869-1952). Oil on cradled panel. Painted circa 1906. 76 x 104cm.); Photo © Christie's Images
Media ID 31718080
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The Kitchen; La cuisine, c. 1906
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by Louis Valtat captures a moment in domestic life during the early 20th century. In this oil painting, we are transported to a bustling kitchen where a woman is seen leaning forward over a coal stove, tending to her culinary tasks with focused determination. The artist's use of vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes reflects the influence of Fauvism, an avant-garde art movement that emerged in France during this period. The rich hues bring to life the various elements within the scene - from the vegetables on the table to the carcass of a chicken hanging nearby. Valtat's attention to detail extends beyond just food preparation; he also includes kitchenware and crockery as part of his composition. These objects contribute to creating an authentic atmosphere of daily life in early 20th-century Europe. The presence of farm animals such as chickens and bunnies further emphasizes the connection between nature and human sustenance. It reminds us that our food comes from living creatures and highlights our relationship with them. Overall, "The Kitchen; La cuisine" offers viewers a glimpse into both domesticity and artistic expression at this particular time in history. It invites us to appreciate not only the beauty found within ordinary moments but also serves as a reminder of how essential food preparation was (and still is) for our survival and well-being.
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