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Illustration, The Bargain Sale, A K MacDonald
Illustration, The Bargain Sale, with description had Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) been a modern, he would, very likely, have painted dozens of versions of Helene Fourment in a bargain-sale struggle'. From a page captioned, ??If Old Masters saw us Moderns! Centre Court and Sale??. Illustration by Alistair K MacDonald (1880-1948), whose detailed work regularly appeared in periodicals of the time. Date: 1939
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Media ID 32251248
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Alistair Bargain Macdonald Masters Remnants Rubens Sale Shopping Struggle Undies
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Estimated Image Size (if not cropped) is 23.7cm x 18.2cm (9.3" x 7.2")
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The Bargain Sale" by Alistair K MacDonald, a captivating illustration from the 1930s, offers a whimsical and witty glimpse into the world of Old Masters if they had lived in modern times. In this playful scene, we see Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640), the renowned Flemish painter, engaged in a lively struggle over a bargain sale. The remnants of a wartime sale are scattered around Centre Court, as Rubens, dressed in period attire, grapples with a modern shopper, determined to secure the last pair of undies. MacDonald's intricate and detailed work, as seen in this illustration, regularly graced the pages of periodicals during the 1930s. The artist masterfully captures the essence of the Old Masters' competitive spirit, as well as the frenzy and excitement of a modern-day bargain sale. The caricatured depiction of Rubens, with his intense focus and outstretched arm, contrasts starkly with the shopper's modern attire and determined expression. This illustration, dated 1939, is a testament to MacDonald's artistic talent and his ability to blend historical figures with contemporary life in a humorous and engaging way. The image invites us to ponder what other surprises might await us if we could peek into the lives of our artistic forebears. The "If Old Masters Saw Us Moderns! Centre Court and Sale" caption adds an extra layer of intrigue and delight to this illustration, making it a must-see for art lovers and history buffs alike.
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