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October 24, 2006
Cezanne, Lhote, Willy Ronis
Un tablou de Cezanne, dupa Delacroix, infatiseaza privirii o tanara femeie nuda ce-si aranjeaza pletele in fata oglinzii. Este in picioare, cu bratele ridicate si cu toate formele din carne spre privitori. In schimb, pensula a ascuns cu vopsea trasaturile chipului iar in oglinda intunecata nu se zareste nimic. O fotografie facuta in 1890 (autor necunoscut mie), arata o tanara goala, cam in aceeasi pozitie ca in pictura lui Cezanne, admirandu-se in fata oglinzii in care i se zareste deslusit trupul de la barbie pana la coapse. Modelul imortalizat de fotograf are forme mai pline, ciorapi albi pana la genunchi, pletele lungite pana peste sale. Comparand cele doua lucrari, Andre Lhote spunea, citez:
Este de ajuns sa alaturi un model viu din timpul impresionismului in aceasta poza traditionala, de un motiv pictat de Cezanne, pentru a percepe caracterul idealizator al oricarei arte bazata pe expresia colorata. Modelul, simplist circumscris de obiectiv, ca de un penel academist, apare in tot ridiculul sau de fiinta materiala si greoaie, in comparatie cu imaginea subtiata prin spiritualizare.
Acelasi Andre Lhote a facut un tablou dupa fotografia Bucataria la Gordes, de Willy Ronis. In pictura femeia si toate ustensilele casnice par ascutite, bine conturate si abstracte, pe cand in fotografie se arata moi, calde, palpabile si mirositoare. Tabloul aduce in plus o tusa de tristete arida, pe care n-o simt la Ronis.
Fotografii de Willy Ronis:
http://www.hackelbury.co.uk/artists/ronis/ronis_sm.html
http://www.photophiles.com/archive_biographie/archives_biographie_ronis.htm
Posted by Alina Andrei at October 24, 2006 12:03 PM
Comments
;)Though we travel the world over to find the beautiful, we must carry it with us or we find it not.
Posted by: frank at July 6, 2007 6:21 PM
;)When dealing with the insane, it is best to pretend to be sane.
Posted by: meg at July 8, 2007 4:41 AM
the whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.
Posted by: edwin at July 28, 2007 1:50 PM
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