The Diabolo Game

Public Domain

Artist / maker

Henri Lebasque (painters (artists))

Date

1907

Period

20th century
At the age of 20, Henri-Joseph Lebasque went to Paris, where he was soon influenced by Impressionism. In his work, his immediate surroundings are usually central. In the Diabolo Game, these are associated with a quiet and intimate atmosphere. In the foreground, Lebasque placed a girl who is absorbed in her game. At the back, a woman is sitting with…
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At the age of 20, Henri-Joseph Lebasque went to Paris, where he was soon influenced by Impressionism. In his work, his immediate surroundings are usually central. In the Diabolo Game, these are associated with a quiet and intimate atmosphere. In the foreground, Lebasque placed a girl who is absorbed in her game. At the back, a woman is sitting with a knitting needle. Typical of Lebasque is the clear, almost fauvistic use of colour and the simple composition, in which a tight line execution goes hand in hand with the suggestion of movement.
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Features
Artist / maker Henri Lebasque VIAF RKD Wikidata
Type oil paintings (visual works) AAT
Categories paintings (visual works) AAT, belangrijk werk Vlaamse Gemeenschap
Materials oil paint , canvas
Dimensions 92 x 73 cm
Location Work on display
Object number 1919-T
Vlaamse Kunstcollectie - EN

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