Iúpatar i Guise Diana, and the Nymph Callisto
Iúpatar i Guise Diana, and the Nymph Callisto c1759 by French Painter Francois Boucher (1703 – 1770); ar a dtugtar dréachtaí freisin, engraver agus maisitheoir i stíl Rocócó na Fraince, that was well known for his lavish mythological, móitífeanna allegorical agus erotic agus ba é an péintéir cúirte de Louis XV agus ba fearr leis an Marquise de Pompadour.
This is a beautiful scene depicting the characters from Roman mythology Jupiter (The Eagle), Diana (Goddess of the Hunt), and Callisto the favorite Nymph of Diana.
In this forest scene we can see six figures, two cherubs in a tree with a large rose drape hanging from one of its outstretched limbs, near the eagle Jupiter looking down on what appears to be Diana and her Nymph Callisto, with one holding an arrow in his left hand; with another on the ground by the pond that Diana and her Nymph Callisto are laying near with an arrow in its left hand and a quiver filled with arrows by its right side.
Jupiter, the King of the Gods taken by the beauty of Callisto, disguises himself as the huntress Diana to seduce her; embracing her while they relax by the pond on a cushion of leaves, a blue garment and leopard skin.
By the couple is a boulder that has on it a brown bird resting on the chest of light colored bird that has had its throat cut, with blood staining the rock.
Behind the birds is a red quiver filled with arrows and a bow and another wrapped up grey colored garment, that rest just under the pink drape and the eagle Jupiter.
In the background is a colorful forest of many different hues and a light blue sky filled with many colored clouds, that seems to be illuminated by a setting sun.
Iúpatar i Guise Diana, and the Nymph Callisto is a remastered digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image that is available as a priontáil chanbhás ar líne.
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Páras ó dhúchas, Ba mhac é Boucher le péintéir nach raibh chomh cáiliúil sin Nicolas Boucher, a thug a chéad oiliúint ealaíne dó. Ag seacht mbliana déag d’aois, bhí meas ag an bpéintéir François Lemoyne ar phictiúr le Boucher. Cheap Lemoyne Boucher ina phrintíseach ina dhiaidh sin, ach tar éis trí mhí amháin, chuaigh sé ag obair don engraver Jean-François Cars.
I 1720, bhuaigh sé an Grand Prix de Rome mionlach as péinteáil, ach níor thapaigh sé an deis iarmhartach staidéar a dhéanamh san Iodáil go dtí cúig bliana ina dhiaidh sin, mar gheall ar fhadhbanna airgeadais san Acadamh Ríoga Péinteála agus Dealbhóireachta.[1] Nuair a d'fhill sé ar staidéar san Iodáil, glacadh leis an dealbhóireacht Académie de peinture et de 24 Samhain 1731. A phíosa fáiltithe (píosa fáiltithe) Ba é a Rinaldo agus Armida de 1734.
Phós Boucher Marie-Jeanne Buzeau i 1733. Bhí triúr páistí ag an lánúin le chéile. Tháinig Boucher chun bheith ina bhall dáimhe i 1734 agus luathaigh a shlí bheatha ón bpointe seo toisc gur tugadh ardú céime dó mar Ollamh ansin mar Reachtaire an Acadaimh, ag éirí mar chigire ag an Royal Gobelins Manufactory agus ar deireadh Premier Peintre du Roi (Céad Péintéir an Rí) in 1765. Portráid de Marie-Louise O’Murphy c. 1752
Fuair Boucher bás ar 30 Bealtaine 1770 ina Pháras dúchais. A ainm, mar aon le pátrún Madame de Pompadour, tar éis éirí comhchiallach le stíl Rocócó na Fraince, ag treorú na ndeartháireacha Goncourt a scríobh: “Tá Boucher ar cheann de na fir sin a léiríonn blas céad bliain, a chuireann in iúl, é a phearsanú agus a chorprú.”
Tá clú ar Boucher as a rá go bhfuil an dúlra “ró-ghlas agus droch-lit” (ró-ghlas agus droch-lit).
Bhí baint ag Boucher leis an engraver gemstone Jacques Guay, a mhúin sé a tharraingt. Rinne sé meantóireacht freisin ar an bpéintéir Moravian-Ostarach Martin Ferdinand Quadal chomh maith leis an bpéintéir neoclasaiceach Jacques-Louis David i 1767.[4] Níos déanaí, Rinne Boucher sraith líníochtaí de shaothair le Guay a rinne Madame de Pompadour a ghreamú agus a dháileadh mar imleabhar faoi cheangal dathúil ar chúirtéirí is fearr leo