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Dona Rose d'Orthez et Don Sanche de Salinas, c.1891 — 1892. Creator: Pierre Fritel
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Dona Rose d'Orthez et Don Sanche de Salinas, c.1891 — 1892. Creator: Pierre Fritel
Dona Rose d'Orthez et Don Sanche de Salinas, c.1891 -- 1892
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Dark Darkness Hugo Victor Literary Maison De Victor Hugo Romantic Era Seville Andalucia Spain Skull And Crossbones Terrace Victor Hugo Victor Marie Hugo Wood Material Paris Museums Torquemada Young Man
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Dona Rose d'Orthez et Don Sanche de Salinas," a captivating oil painting by Pierre Fritel, dates back to the late 19th century, around 1891-1892. The evocative image transports us to an enchanting moment in time, where the romanticism of the era comes alive. The painting depicts a young couple, Dona Rose d'Orthez and Don Sanche de Salinas, seated on a terrace overlooking a dark, mysterious landscape. The woman, dressed in elegant attire, gazes intently at her companion, a young man with a serious expression. The setting is reminiscent of the Huerto del Rey in Seville, Andalusia, Spain, with the Maison de Victor Hugo in the background. The literary and historic significance of this location adds to the intrigue of the scene. The time of day is night, with the moon casting an ethereal glow on the landscape. The couple is framed by the darkness, with only the light from the oil lamp illuminating their faces. The painting is rich in symbolism, with the skull and crossbones emblematically placed on the wall behind the couple, a reminder of the passage of time and the inevitability of death. The young man's attire bears the insignia of Thomas of Torquemada, adding a layer of historical intrigue to the scene. Pierre Fritel masterfully captures the drama and romance of the moment, transporting us back to a time when literature, history, and art were intertwined. The black and white oil painting on wood is a testament to the enduring beauty and power of art from the romantic era.
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