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Study of Feet and Hands, c. 1818-19 (oil on canvas)
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Study of Feet and Hands, c. 1818-19 (oil on canvas)
869957 Study of Feet and Hands, c.1818-19 (oil on canvas) by Gericault, Theodore (1791-1824); 52x64 cm; Musee Fabre, Montpellier, France
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Anatomical Anatomist Bloody Body Parts Corpse Dismembered Fingers Gore Gory Gruesome Internal Anatomy Internal Organ Jean Louis Andre Theodore Gericault Legs Limb Macabre Mtrgp Muralist Painte Part Romanticism Théodore Gericault Toes Mortality
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This close-up photograph captures the eerie yet fascinating "Study of Feet and Hands" by Theodore Gericault. Painted in oil on canvas around 1818-19, this masterpiece measures 52x64 cm and is housed at the Musee Fabre in Montpellier, France. Gericault's meticulous attention to detail is evident in this macabre depiction of dismembered limbs. The severed fingers, arms, legs, and toes are meticulously rendered with a touch of gore that adds an unsettling element to the composition. This study delves into the realm of anatomy, showcasing internal organs and anatomical structures with remarkable precision. As a leading figure of French Romanticism, Gericault was known for his ability to evoke strong emotions through his art. In this particular piece, he confronts mortality head-on by presenting us with lifeless body parts arranged as if they were still-life objects. The juxtaposition between beauty and horror creates a thought-provoking experience for viewers. Gericault's fascination with human anatomy shines through in every brushstroke. His expertise as an artist allows him to capture even the most intricate details while maintaining a sense of artistic integrity. This photograph from Bridgeman Images offers viewers an up-close look at Gericault's masterful technique and invites contemplation about our own mortality and the fragility of life itself.
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