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La mort des pauvres - Baudelaire, 1894. Creator: Theophile Alexandre Steinlen
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La mort des pauvres - Baudelaire, 1894. Creator: Theophile Alexandre Steinlen
La mort des pauvres - Baudelaire, 1894. [The Death of the Poor - illustration to a poem by Baudelaire]
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This black and colored crayon print, titled "La mort des pauvres - Baudelaire, 1894" is a poignant illustration to a poem by the renowned French poet Charles Baudelaire. Created by the talented artist Theophile Alexandre Steinlen in the late 19th century, this artwork beautifully captures the somber theme of death and poverty. In this evocative scene, we see a group of impoverished individuals gathered around a brazier for warmth. A ray of light shines down upon them, symbolizing hope amidst their dire circumstances. A nun stands among them, her hand raised in a gesture that conveys compassion and solace. Steinlen's skillful use of color adds depth and emotion to the composition. The contrast between dark shadows and vibrant hues creates an atmosphere both melancholic and hopeful. Through his artistry, he brings to life Baudelaire's powerful words from his collection "Les Fleurs du Mal" (The Flowers of Evil), exploring themes of suffering, religion, and human resilience. Displayed at the National Gallery of Art in Washington D. C. , this piece serves as a testament to Steinlen's mastery as well as his ability to translate complex literary concepts into visual form. It invites viewers to reflect on society's treatment of its most vulnerable members while appreciating the enduring power of art to provoke thought and evoke emotions across time periods.
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