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The Twelve Months: June, 1866. Creator: Paul Gavarni
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The Twelve Months: June, 1866. Creator: Paul Gavarni
The Twelve Months: June, 1866
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1860s Art Movement Chevallier Guillaume Sulpice Chevallier Sulpice Guillaume Class Farmer Gavarni Paul Gavarni Pol Ink On Paper June Month Paul Gavarni Realist Scythe Social Class Sulpice Guillaume Chevallier Tools Waistcoat Walters Art Museum Working Class Artistic Movement
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Paul Gavarni's 'The Twelve Months: June, 1866' is a captivating full-length portrait depicting a rural French man identified as Chevallier Sulpice Guillaume, dressed in the traditional clothing of the 19th century. The month of June is represented by the vibrant colors of summer, with the farmer standing in a lush, green field surrounded by blooming flowers and ripe crops. He wears a simple waistcoat, a colorful shirt, and a wide-brimmed hat adorned with a ribbon. In his hand, he holds a scythe, a tool symbolizing the hard work and dedication required during this season. The artist expertly captures the essence of rural life, showcasing the connection between the man and the land. Paul Gavarni, a renowned French artist of the 1860s, masterfully employs various techniques such as ink, watercolor, and pencil on thick, textured wove paper to bring this scene to life. The use of ink for the intricate details of the man's clothing and the watercolor and ink wash for the background create a striking contrast, highlighting the rich textures of the farmland. This beautiful artwork is a testament to the realist and regionalist artistic movements of the time, providing a glimpse into the daily life and social class of rural France during the 19th century. The Walters Art Museum is proud to preserve this heritage piece, which continues to inspire and captivate audiences with its authentic portrayal of a bygone era. The man, dressed in his simple yet functional attire, stands as a symbol of the hardworking farmers who shaped the rural communities of France during the 1800s. This image invites us to appreciate the beauty of the natural world and the resilience of those who worked the land.
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