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Sans asile, 1883. Creator: Fernand Pelez
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Sans asile, 1883. Creator: Fernand Pelez
Sans asile, 1883
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Asleep Blanket Canvas Material Childhood Daughter Destitute Details Exhausted Exhaustion Fernand Emmanuel Pelez Fernand Pelez Hardship Homeless Homelessness Parent Pelez Fernand Pelez Fernand Emmanuel Realist Sleep Sleeping
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Sans asile
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(Without Shelter), painted by Fernand Pelez in 1883, is a poignant and powerful oil on canvas work that captures the essence of childhood hardship and maternal love during the 19th century. The painting depicts a destitute mother and her exhausted daughter, both fast asleep on a blanket in a cold, dimly lit room. The mother, with her disheveled hair and weary expression, clutches a cord to keep her family together, while her daughter's innocent face is hidden beneath the folds of her blanket. The use of color and detail in this Realist masterpiece is remarkable. The muted tones of the canvas material, the worn-out appearance of the mother's clothing, and the rough texture of the blanket all add to the sense of hardship and poverty. The location is not specified, but the painting evokes a sense of urban despair, with the absence of any identifiable features or external light sources. Fernand Pelez, a French painter from the 19th century, was known for his realistic portrayals of the human condition. "Sans asile" is a testament to his ability to capture the raw emotions and struggles of everyday life. The painting is now housed in the Petit Palais Museum in Paris, and is a valuable heritage art piece that continues to resonate with audiences today. The concept of motherhood is central to this work, with the mother's unwavering love and protection for her child on full display. The image of a mother and child sleeping together, with the mother's hand holding the cord, is a powerful symbol of the bond between them and their shared struggle against the harsh realities of poverty and homelessness. Overall, "Sans asile" is a moving and thought-provoking piece that invites us to reflect on the experiences of those who have faced similar challenges throughout history.
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