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An Oblivion

An Oblivion


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An Oblivion

A comical illustration which shows a stunned watercolour painter who has settled himself on the tip of a rock to do a watercolour storm study, humourously he forgot to bring water, as the rain crashes down upon him. Date: circa 1901

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Benjamin Bring Comical Crashes Forgot Issue Lalbum Maitres Painter Rabier Rain Settled Storm Study 1901 January Oblivion Shows Stunned


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An Oblivion: A Comical Watercolour Illustration of a Forgotten Detail in the Artistic Process, Circa 1901 In this delightful and humorous watercolour illustration, titled 'An Oblivion,' we find a stunned painter, completely absorbed in his work, oblivious to the torrential rain that crashes down upon him. The scene, reminiscent of the famous 'plein air' painting tradition, is set on a rocky shore, where the artist has settled himself, determined to capture the essence of a stormy seascape. The painter, dressed in a long coat and a wide-brimmed hat, has positioned himself precariously on the very tip of the rock, his easel and painting supplies spread out around him. The intensity of his focus is evident in the furrowed brow and the determined set of his jaw. Yet, in a comically ironic twist, he has forgotten to bring water with him to mix with his paints. This charming illustration is a part of the 'March of the Women Collection' from Mary Evans Prints Online, and is believed to have been created by the French caricaturist, Benjamin Rabier, around the year 1901. Rabier, a prolific and influential figure in the world of French satire and humour, was known for his witty and insightful depictions of everyday life. This illustration, with its light-hearted take on the artistic process, serves as a reminder that even the most dedicated artists are not immune to the occasional oversight or the whims of nature. It is a delightful addition to any collection of art and humour, and a testament to the enduring appeal of the human condition.

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