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Francis Matthew Schutz in his Bed, c. 1755-60 (oil on canvas)
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Francis Matthew Schutz in his Bed, c. 1755-60 (oil on canvas)
NCM94567 Francis Matthew Schutz in his Bed, c.1755-60 (oil on canvas) by Hogarth, William (1697-1764); 63x75.5 cm; Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery; eNorwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery; English, out of copyright
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Bedroom Chamberpot Hangover Illness Sick Bed Vomiting Beds
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Captured in this exquisite oil on canvas masterpiece by William Hogarth, we are transported back to the mid-18th century as we witness Francis Matthew Schutz in his Bed. The painting, created between 1755 and 1760, showcases the artist's exceptional attention to detail and ability to convey human emotions. In this intimate scene, Schutz is depicted lying in his sick bed, surrounded by opulent furnishings that reflect his social status. However, it is not the grandeur of the room that captures our attention but rather Schutz's unfortunate state. His disheveled appearance and pale complexion suggest a hangover or illness that has left him bedridden. The inclusion of a chamberpot within arm's reach hints at Schutz's discomfort and reinforces the narrative of sickness. As viewers, we can almost feel his pain and empathize with his suffering. Hogarth masterfully uses light and shadow to create depth within the composition while also highlighting specific details such as wrinkles on the bedsheets or textures on furniture. This level of realism adds an extra layer of authenticity to the artwork. Now housed at Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery, this painting serves as a reminder of both Hogarth's artistic prowess and our shared human experiences – from moments of triumph to those plagued by physical ailments.
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