Starlight
Starlight by French Painter Émile Vernon (1872 – 1919); a rinne speisialtóireacht ar phéinteáil uiscedhathanna, ba é a phríomhábhar ná mná agus leanaí i suíomhanna tuaithe geal agus ildaite. Rinne sé oiliúint faoi William Bouguereau agus Auguste Trouphème i Scoil na nEalaíon i bPáras na Fraince.
This is a portrait of a young lady sitting on a high back stone bench that is ornately carved at the top; and to her right is a large white and pink flowering plant with green leaves that extends past her head.
She is covered in a see through light blue negligee and partially covered with a gold colored robe that is draped over her right shoulder and across her lap.
The young ladies negligee is held in place across her chest with a gold crescent moon shaped piece of jewelry that is accented with pearls and a blue gemstone. On her left are she is wearing more gold jewelry, this time a fashioned disk with a blue gemstone at the center with additional gemstones hanging from the disk and terminating with a large pear via a looped gold chain.
In the background above her head we see the stars and the radiant beams of light for which the piece is named.
Seo atáirgeadh sean-mháistrí ealaíne digiteach athshuite d’íomhá fearainn phoiblí atá ar fáil ar líne mar a priontáil chanbhás rollta.
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Bhí Émile Vernon ina mhac léinn i scoil na Mínealaíne i Tours áit ar bhuaigh sé an chéad duais as tarraingt isteach 1888; ina dhiaidh sin thug William Bouguereau agus Auguste Truphème meantóireacht air.
Ansin isteach 1898 ghlac sé páirt i dtaispeántas Tours ar na Mínealaíona agus na hEalaíona Maisiúla agus níos déanaí sa bhliain sin, sa Taispeántas Ealaíontóirí Francacha agus taispeánadh saothar hie go rialta ann ó 1898 chun 1913; ag cur i láthair portráidí, tírdhreacha, radhairc ón mBriotáin, bouquets fós den saol a phéinteáil sé in uiscedhath, chomh maith le figiúirí baininscneach, a tháinig chun bheith ina speisialtacht.
Émile excelled in his paintings of softly lighted, adorable figures of children and elegant young women, with whom he often associated a pet such as a cat, dog or bird, and adorned his images with garlands or bouquets of flowers, throughout his career; but he was also a very versatile artist that could paint with rigour and power as in his works the portrait of Madame Vernon and Sous la Lampe (Under the lamp).