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The Game Seller, 1841 (on panel)
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The Game Seller, 1841 (on panel)
989429 The Game Seller, 1841 (on panel) by Brias, Charles (1798-1884); 58.4x46.7 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: The Game Seller. Charles Brias (1798-1884). Oil on panel. Signed and dated 1841. 58.4 x 46.7cm.); Photo eChristies Images; Belgian, out of copyright
Media ID 23304106
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1840s 1841 Artist Belgian Belgian Art Belgian Artist Buying Carcass Dead Animal Feline Four People Gesture Gesturing Hand Gesture Hand Movement Mature Mature Adult Mature Woman Mature Women Maturity Meat Medium Group Medium Group Of Animals Mid 19th Century Mid Nineteenth Century Middle Aged Pose Posed Posing Purchase Seller Selling Small Group Small Group Of People Street Seller Street Trader Street Vendor Trading Trek Vendor 19th Century European Art 19th Century Painting Ethnic Origin Occupation Oil On Panel Youthful
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The Game Seller, 1841
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is a captivating oil painting by Belgian artist Charles Brias. This mid-19th century masterpiece depicts a bustling street scene filled with an array of characters and activities. In the foreground, a young girl stands beside an animal cage, showcasing the carcasses of various game animals. The composition captures the essence of daily life during this time period, as people gather around to observe and potentially make purchases from the street vendor. The man behind the cart engages in animated conversation with a small group of interested buyers, while others pass by or pause to take in the scene. Brias' attention to detail is evident in his meticulous rendering of each figure's posture and hand gestures. The vibrant colors and skillful brushwork bring life to every element within the painting - from the expressive faces of both men and women to the textures of fur on dead animals. This artwork not only provides us with a glimpse into historical European street trading practices but also serves as a reminder of our connection to nature through food consumption. "The Game Seller, 1841" invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as commerce, occupation, childhood experiences, cultural diversity, and even ethical considerations surrounding meat consumption. With its rich narrative and technical excellence, this fine art print offers endless opportunities for contemplation and appreciation for both art enthusiasts and history aficionados alike.
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