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Berou c1875 troch Frânske skilder Louis-Marie Baader (1828 – 1920); in histoarysk, sjenre en militêre skilder.
Yn dit krêftige byld sjogge wy in frou lizzend op in wyt seide doek dat de grûn bedekt mei in flek bloed op har ribbenkast.
Se hat har rjochter earm pleatst oer in man dy't bloed op syn boarst hat, en dat hat syn gesicht likegoed as in grut part fan syn lichem bedekt mei in djipreade mantel; wa't wy kinne oannimme dat is har deade leafhawwer.
Dan links fan har is in oare man dy't op har beide delsjocht, en dat se har lofterhân op rêst hat, is lofterknibbel hat se him ûnleauwe oansjoen; wylst er foar in part syn gesicht bedekt mei syn lofter earm yn skamte oer wat er dien hat.
To this man she is bound to by chain and shackle at her left ankle that connects to his left ankle as well, leading the viewer to assume that this man is her husband’ that caught her in the act of adultery.
Above them we see four angles of heaven which appear that neither the man or the woman are aware of; as they lament at the heinous act that her husband has committed before heaven and GOD, as they point to the body of the dead man and the clouds above them show there fiery rage of bright reddish-orange, giel, white and dark grey color.
Dit is in retouchearre digitale keunst âlde masters reproduksje fan in byld yn it iepenbier domein dat is beskikber as in rôle print online.
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Louis was the son of a German musician and a Norman wife. His father served in comte in the regiment of Jacques Boudin de Tromelin (1771 – 1842), a French general of the First French Empire.
Early on the count realized that Louis-Marie had artistic potential and with his help Louis was able to enter the École des beaux-arts (is. 1817) in Paris in 1848, in the studio of French painter Adolphe Yvon (1817 – 1893); known for his paintings of the Napoleonic Wars (1803 – 1815).
Louis exhibited his work at the Paris Salon from 1857 nei 1914; and during that time in 1866 won a medal for his piece Hero and Leander and he also garnered a third class medal for Posthumous Glory in 1874, which culminated in him selling several pieces to the French State.
For a major portion of his artistic career Louis focused on creating historical paintings, later moving on to producing genre artwork and towards the end of his career creating works of art on military history.