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A Lady of the Manor, 1886. Artist: Makovsky, Konstantin Yegorovich (1839-1915)
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A Lady of the Manor, 1886. Artist: Makovsky, Konstantin Yegorovich (1839-1915)
A Lady of the Manor, 1886. Found in the collection of the Regional Art Museum, Sumy
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Country Side Domestics Estate Eternity Eve Of Life Exploitation Feudal Feudalism Genre Scene Konstantin Yegorovich 1839 1915 Landlord Landowner Landowners Landownership Loneliness Makovsky Manor Estate Melancholy Memento Mori Mistress Nobility Old Age Old Lady Past Peasant Peasants Retirement Russian History Russian Nobility Samovar Serf Serfdom Serfs Servant Transience Vassal Lady Of The Manor
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A Lady of the Manor, 1886
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by Konstantin Yegorovich Makovsky captures a poignant moment in time. This stunning oil on canvas painting, found in the collection of the Regional Art Museum in Sumy, Russia, portrays an elderly woman who has spent her life as a landowner and mistress of an estate. The artist skillfully conveys a sense of melancholy and loneliness that comes with retirement and old age. The lady's weary expression reflects the weight of her responsibilities and perhaps even hints at exploitation of peasants under feudalism. Set against the backdrop of the countryside, this genre scene offers a glimpse into Russian history during a period marked by social hierarchy and serfdom. The presence of a samovar suggests domesticity while also symbolizing transience - reminding us that all things must pass. Makovsky's attention to detail brings realism to every brushstroke, emphasizing both nobility and aristocracy. As we contemplate this image, we are reminded of the fleeting nature of life itself – memento mori – as well as our connection to past generations. This print serves as more than just fine art; it is also an important historical document shedding light on Russian society at that time. It invites viewers to reflect upon themes such as privilege, power dynamics, and societal change.
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