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Woman Emptying a Bucket, 1862 (cliche verre)
5642993 Woman Emptying a Bucket, 1862 (clicheverre) by Millet, Jean-Francois (1814-75); 28.4 A-- 22 cm; J. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles, USA; (add.info.: Clicheverre is etching, painting or drawing on a transparent surface eg. glass, paper or film and printing the result on light sensitive paper in a darkroom); French, out of copyright
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This photo print, titled "Woman Emptying a Bucket, 1862 (cliche verre)" by Jean-Francois Millet, transports us back to the rural landscapes of 19th-century France. The image captures a moment of daily life as a hardworking woman stands in front of her humble cottage doorway. With an air of realism and authenticity, Millet's artistic style brings forth the essence of peasant life during this era. The woman's figure is depicted with grace and strength as she empties a bucket, perhaps after completing her household chores or tending to the needs of her family. The technique used in creating this artwork is known as cliche verre – an intriguing process that involves etching or drawing on a transparent surface such as glass or paper before printing it onto light-sensitive paper in a darkroom. This method adds depth and texture to the image while maintaining its delicate beauty. Displayed at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, USA, this piece serves as both an homage to French rural life and an exploration into the artistry behind capturing everyday moments. It reminds us of the importance and dignity found within even the simplest tasks performed by women throughout history. Millet's "Woman Emptying a Bucket" invites viewers to reflect upon their own connection to labor, daily routines, and appreciation for those who work tirelessly behind closed doors.
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