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Man Walking, 1852-1866. Creator: Paul Gavarni
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Man Walking, 1852-1866. Creator: Paul Gavarni
Man Walking, 1852-1866
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1850s Art Movement Carrying On Shoulders Chevallier Guillaume Sulpice Chevallier Sulpice Guillaume Class Gavarni Paul Gavarni Pol Ink On Paper Paul Gavarni Realist Social Class Sulpice Guillaume Chevallier Walters Art Museum Working Class Artistic Movement
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Man Walking," a captivating full-length drawing by the renowned 19th century French artist Paul Gavarni, showcases the everyday life of a rural man during the 1850s. The intricately detailed artwork, created using iron gall ink and colored inks with white heightening on brown moderately thick slightly textured wove paper, depicts a man in traditional working-class attire. He wears a long, heavy coat and a jacket, both adorned with various pockets and buttons, reflecting the functional nature of his clothing. The man carries a large bundle on his shoulders, suggesting that he may be on his way to deliver goods or complete a task. The man's expression is serious and focused, revealing the determination and resilience required for rural life during this era. The use of color and contrast in the drawing adds depth and texture, highlighting the rich heritage and cultural significance of the scene. The setting is rural, with no clear indication of a specific location, further emphasizing the universal nature of the man's experience. Paul Gavarni, also known as Hippolyte-Adolphe Trouilletté, was a leading figure in the Realist and Regionalist artistic movements of the 19th century. His works often depicted everyday life and the social classes of France, making "Man Walking" a valuable addition to any collection of historical art. This drawing is currently housed in the Walters Art Museum and continues to inspire and intrigue viewers with its authentic portrayal of a bygone era.
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