John Singer Sargent - Dolce Far Niente [c.1907]. John Singer Sargent spent part of several summers painting open-air subjects in Italy’s Val d’Aosta. The resulting works reveal his pleasure in the description of vividly brilliant light. To suggest an alluring sensuality, Sargent often dressed his models in costumes that he had purchased in the Middle East.
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- John Singer Sargent spent part of several summers painting open-air subjects in Italy’s Val d’Aosta.
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- An interest in "orientalizing" motifs manifested in earlier works also reappeared in Sargent's Purtud images.
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- Painter John Singer Sargent Painting Dolce Far Niente (Sweet Nothing, Pleasant Idleness) Year 1907 Media oil on canvas Dimensions 41.3 x 71.8 cm...
- My great-grandmother, Margaret O'Regan [later Margaret Beaton], was a companion to John Singer Sargent's mother in London for the year before she died.
- Edit attribution Download full size: 1280×741 px (0,2 Mb) Painter: John Singer Sargent.
- 41.9 x 71.1 cms | 16 ½ x 28 ins. The Brooklyn Museum, United States.
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- John Singer Sargent spent part of several summers painting open-air subjects in Italy’s Val d’Aosta.
- John Singer Sargent spent part of several summers painting open-air subjects in Italy’s Val d’Aosta.
- To suggest an alluring sensuality, Sargent often dressed his models in costumes that he had purchased in the Middle East.
- John Singer Sargent was influenced by Realism and Impressionism, and made most paintings about portrait and figure and tableau.For faithful reproductions...
