Drowsy Collection
"Drowsy: A Journey Through Sleepy Artworks" In the enchanting painting "The Man in the Chair, 1875
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"Drowsy: A Journey Through Sleepy Artworks" In the enchanting painting "The Man in the Chair, 1875, " a sense of drowsiness emanates from the weary figure as he reclines in his comfortable seat. Meanwhile, in "The Humorist Easter Number 1938, " a comical scene unfolds with characters struggling to keep their eyes open, succumbing to the irresistible pull of sleep. Saskia, wife of the painter, is portrayed as a sick woman in bed in "Sick woman in a bed, maybe Saskia, wife of the painter, 1640. " Her pale face and closed eyes hint at her battle against weariness and illness. "Don Quixote and Sancho Panza" find themselves caught between dreams and reality. Painted around 1864-65 by an unknown artist, this masterpiece captures their exhausted state after countless adventures. In Millet's famous work "Angelus (pastel on paper), " two peasants bow their heads for prayer amidst golden fields. Their tired expressions suggest that even devotion cannot overcome fatigue. Resting peacefully on a cushioned bed are three adorable Cavalier King Charles Spaniel puppies. The tranquility they exude reflects their blissful slumber. "Mamma Mia Poveretta" portrays an exhausted mother surrounded by her children. This poignant piece from 1901-06 depicts both maternal love and exhaustion intertwined. A solitary figure finds solace only through sleep in "His Only Friend (oil on canvas). " The artist skillfully conveys how rest can be an escape from loneliness or sorrow. During a lunch break amidst Hungary's puszta landscape lies a Gypsy girl with her musical instrument next to a tree. In this digital reproduction of an original artwork from the 19th century, we witness how even musicians need moments of respite amid nature's embrace. Ruth Herbert drifts into slumber while her portrait is captured in "Ruth Herbert asleep, 1858.