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Madam, for your portrait there are missing a few tones on your face... 1877
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Madam, for your portrait there are missing a few tones on your face... 1877
Madam, for your portrait there are missing a few tones on your face. Couldn t you spend a few days at the bottom of a river?, 1877. Private Collection
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1819 1879 1877 Cham Am And Xe9 Cham Amedee Charles De Noe 1819 1879 D And Xe9 E Charles De No And Xe9 Impressionists Le Charivari
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This intriguing print captures a moment in history when satire met art. Titled "Madam, for your portrait there are missing a few tones on your face. . . 1877" this caricature by Cham Amedee Charles de Noe takes us back to the Third Impressionist Exhibition in France. The image depicts a scene where an artist is addressing a lady sitting for her portrait. With a mischievous smile, he suggests that she should spend a few days at the bottom of a river to acquire the missing tones on her face. This playful jab at traditional artistic techniques reflects the changing landscape of art during the impressionist movement. Created through lithography, this graphic artwork showcases Cham's satirical style and his ability to capture social commentary through visual means. The fine details and expressive lines bring life to both characters, highlighting their contrasting personalities. As part of a private collection, this print offers us insight into not only the artistic trends of its time but also into the humor and wit prevalent in society during that era. It serves as a reminder that art has always been intertwined with social critique and reflection. © Fine Art Images/Heritage Images
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