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Tradeswoman, 1875 (oil on canvas) (detail)
PCT164299 Tradeswoman, 1875 (oil on canvas) (detail) by Petiet, Marie, Mrs Dujardin-Beaumetz (1854-93); Musee Petiet, Limoux, France; French, out of copyright
Media ID 22930620
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Carrot Cutting Knife Marchande Onion Shopkeeper Slice Slicing Vegetable Vendor Jambon
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This detail from the painting "Tradeswoman, 1875" by Marie Petiet transports us back to a bustling marketplace in 19th-century France. The artist skillfully captures the essence of a tradeswoman at work, her hands deftly wielding a cutting knife as she slices through an onion with precision. Surrounding her are various culinary delights - salted ham, carrots, and other vegetables - all meticulously arranged on display. The scene exudes an air of authenticity and realism, showcasing the everyday life of a shopkeeper dedicated to providing quality produce to her customers. The rich colors and textures of the oil on canvas medium bring these edible items to life; one can almost taste the savory aroma emanating from the freshly carved pork meat. Marie Petiet's attention to detail is evident in every stroke of her brush. From the intricate carving marks on the jambon to the vibrant hues of each vegetable slice, this still life composition invites viewers into a world where food becomes art. Displayed in Musee Petiet in Limoux, France, this particular print captures just a fraction of Petiet's larger masterpiece. It serves as a reminder that even seemingly mundane tasks like slicing onions can be transformed into beautiful works worthy of admiration and contemplation. Patrice Cartier's photograph preserves this exquisite artwork for generations to come, allowing us to appreciate not only its historical significance but also its artistic brilliance.
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