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What better place could Watteau have selected for young lovers to go than to Cythera, the beautiful Greek island of love? Seeing these canvases so gay, so spiritual, so clear in your tone, where the distant blue as the paradise of Breughel Velvet, one would be tempted to believe, in the artist, a good mood unalterable and a joyous dazzlement of the life. >> Well we certainly have that. Idealized landscapes, landscapes reaching, in their poetic composition, a certain supernatural, to which the material art of painting does not seem to be able to rise, this is the character of Watteau’s landscape.”Watteau composed a slightly reduced replica but of a higher bill of his This painting earned Watteau its admission to the Academy of Painting in 1770. Garlands of flowers hang from it: a bow and a quiver are attached to it. These are concerts, dances, gallant interviews, hunting appointments, Decamerons in the large terraced parks, statues and mythological fountains, Mezzetinos giving serenades to Isabelles, Colombines playing the range and the pupil with Leanders, horsemen bearing beautiful ladies sitting on the grass: all that a happy imagination can invent of more laughing and more amiable. The Embarkation for Cythera The Embarkation for Cythera,created by artist Jean-Antoine Watteau in 1717, is oil on canvas roughly 51x76 inches. Watteau was valetudinarian, melancholic, saw everything in black and he used rose only on his palette.Most of Watteau’s paintings are in Berlin. It is only Watteau to capture these female movements in flight. Another takes his beautiful, who no longer resists, and he wraps his arm around the corsage. within a fantastical setting.
His design, his color, his types, his arrangements belong to him. If you're seeing this message, it means we're having trouble loading external resources on our website. Pilgrimage To Cythera Painting. >> He seems to be tugging It is an eparkhía (eparchy) of Attiki nomós (department), Greece. Cythera is an island in Greece and it was believed, perhaps, to be the birth place of the goddess Aphrodite. Let us explore a Rococo romance. world they had created for themselves, but here The Embarkation for Cythera ("L'Embarquement pour Cythère") is a painting by the French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau.It is also known as Voyage to Cythera and Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera.Watteau submitted this work to the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture as his reception piece in 1717. Love here is represented as a dance where couple take various positions in relationship to one another, sometimes moving in opposing directions, sometimes moving together, sometimes one pulls another toward them. He is original. >> As you follow the couples as they head down the bank toward The Italian Comedians The Pleasures of the Ball A pilgrim kneeling beside her whispered in his ear gallant reasons to convince her and a little love, the camail on the shoulders, pulls her by the side of her dress. We see garlands of flowers they're going to Cythera because Watteau has made an effort to show us a destination. You can't miss the ADVERTISEMENT. Many art historians have come up with a variety of interpretations of the allegory of the voyage to the island of love. figures that are down below in the middle of the painting, you see the woman who holds the man's arm of her own volition. Embarkation … They're ready to take these couples either to or from Cythera. The boat is carved, gilded and carries a winged chimera to its prow, arching its torso and throwing its head in a fluted shell. We see a dark outline and presumably that is the island of Cythera. Antoine Watteau, Pilgrimage to Cythera (video) | Khan Academy
What better place could Watteau have selected for young lovers to go than to Cythera, the beautiful Greek island of love? Seeing these canvases so gay, so spiritual, so clear in your tone, where the distant blue as the paradise of Breughel Velvet, one would be tempted to believe, in the artist, a good mood unalterable and a joyous dazzlement of the life. >> Well we certainly have that. Idealized landscapes, landscapes reaching, in their poetic composition, a certain supernatural, to which the material art of painting does not seem to be able to rise, this is the character of Watteau’s landscape.”Watteau composed a slightly reduced replica but of a higher bill of his This painting earned Watteau its admission to the Academy of Painting in 1770. Garlands of flowers hang from it: a bow and a quiver are attached to it. These are concerts, dances, gallant interviews, hunting appointments, Decamerons in the large terraced parks, statues and mythological fountains, Mezzetinos giving serenades to Isabelles, Colombines playing the range and the pupil with Leanders, horsemen bearing beautiful ladies sitting on the grass: all that a happy imagination can invent of more laughing and more amiable. The Embarkation for Cythera The Embarkation for Cythera,created by artist Jean-Antoine Watteau in 1717, is oil on canvas roughly 51x76 inches. Watteau was valetudinarian, melancholic, saw everything in black and he used rose only on his palette.Most of Watteau’s paintings are in Berlin. It is only Watteau to capture these female movements in flight. Another takes his beautiful, who no longer resists, and he wraps his arm around the corsage. within a fantastical setting.
His design, his color, his types, his arrangements belong to him. If you're seeing this message, it means we're having trouble loading external resources on our website. Pilgrimage To Cythera Painting. >> He seems to be tugging It is an eparkhía (eparchy) of Attiki nomós (department), Greece. Cythera is an island in Greece and it was believed, perhaps, to be the birth place of the goddess Aphrodite. Let us explore a Rococo romance. world they had created for themselves, but here The Embarkation for Cythera ("L'Embarquement pour Cythère") is a painting by the French painter Jean-Antoine Watteau.It is also known as Voyage to Cythera and Pilgrimage to the Isle of Cythera.Watteau submitted this work to the Royal Academy of Painting and Sculpture as his reception piece in 1717. Love here is represented as a dance where couple take various positions in relationship to one another, sometimes moving in opposing directions, sometimes moving together, sometimes one pulls another toward them. He is original. >> As you follow the couples as they head down the bank toward The Italian Comedians The Pleasures of the Ball A pilgrim kneeling beside her whispered in his ear gallant reasons to convince her and a little love, the camail on the shoulders, pulls her by the side of her dress. We see garlands of flowers they're going to Cythera because Watteau has made an effort to show us a destination. You can't miss the ADVERTISEMENT. Many art historians have come up with a variety of interpretations of the allegory of the voyage to the island of love. figures that are down below in the middle of the painting, you see the woman who holds the man's arm of her own volition. Embarkation … They're ready to take these couples either to or from Cythera. The boat is carved, gilded and carries a winged chimera to its prow, arching its torso and throwing its head in a fluted shell. We see a dark outline and presumably that is the island of Cythera. Antoine Watteau, Pilgrimage to Cythera (video) | Khan Academy