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The Disillusioned One, 1892. Creator: Ferdinand Hodler
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The Disillusioned One, 1892. Creator: Ferdinand Hodler
The Disillusioned One, 1892
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Bare Feet Clasped Hands Dejected Dejection Disillusioned Feet Ferdinand Hodler Foot Grief Grieving Hand Hands Clasped Head Bowed Loneliness Lonely Looking Down Middle Aged Mourning Plain Sadness Simple Sorrow Swiss Switzerland Tunic Visual Barefoot Clothing Dress Fashion Clothing Lacma Los Angeles County Museum Of Art Posture
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The Disillusioned One," painted by Swiss artist Ferdinand Hodler in 1892, is a poignant and thought-provoking oil on canvas work housed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). This masterpiece from the nineteenth century captures the image of a middle-aged man, dressed in a plain tunic and barefoot, with his head bowed and hands clasped in his lap. The man's dejected posture and mournful expression convey a deep sense of sadness and disillusionment. The muted colors and simple clothing of the man's attire reflect the austere aesthetic of the time, while the stark contrast between the plainness of his dress and the richness of the oil painting technique adds depth and complexity to the image. The man's bare feet, a common motif in Hodler's work, further emphasize his connection to the earth and the natural world. The Disillusioned One is believed to be a self-portrait of the artist himself, reflecting his own feelings of grief and melancholy during a difficult period in his life. The painting's title suggests a sense of disillusionment with the world around him, perhaps a commentary on the human condition and the passing of time. The painting's location in LACMA's collection is a testament to its enduring heritage as an important work of art from the nineteenth century. The Disillusioned One invites viewers to contemplate the human experience and the complex emotions that accompany it, making it a must-see addition to any visit to the museum.
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