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A Young Moor with a Still Life of Fruit, by Tobias Stranover
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A Young Moor with a Still Life of Fruit, by Tobias Stranover
A Young Moor with a Still Life of Fruit, by Tobias Stranover (1684-1756). Date: 1731
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1730s 1731 Bowl Curtain Dish Exotic Hungarian Moor Moorish Romanian Satin Tobias
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A Young Moor with a Still Life of Fruit" is a captivating oil painting by the Hungarian-born, Romanian artist Tobias Stranover, created in the year 1731. The painting showcases the unique fusion of Eastern and Western artistic traditions that characterized the 18th century European art scene. The central figure of the painting is a young Moor boy, dressed in traditional clothing, with a serene expression on his face. He is seated on a red velvet chair, with a blue satin curtain draped behind him, adding an air of elegance and luxury to the scene. The boy holds a basket filled with an array of colorful fruits, including grapes, apples, pears, and citrus fruits, arranged in a bowl and on a dish before him. The still life of fruit is not only a display of the exotic and the colorful, but also a symbol of abundance, prosperity, and the passage of time. The use of rich colors, such as red, blue, and green, adds to the visual appeal of the painting and creates a sense of depth and texture. The Moorish boy's presence in the painting adds an exotic and Eastern element, reflecting the European fascination with the Orient during the 1730s. Stranover's masterful use of light and shadow, as well as his attention to detail, make this painting a true masterpiece of Eastern European art. The painting's historical significance lies in its representation of the cultural exchange that took place between Eastern and Western Europe during the 18th century. It is a reminder of the rich artistic traditions that have shaped the world of art and continue to inspire artists to this day.
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