File:Bohemians Christmas Abroad, 1893.jpg
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English: Christmas Night of the Bohemians Abroad Magyar: Bohémek karácsonyestje idegenben |
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(1872, Nagybánya - 1945, Budapest) Bohémek karácsonya idegenben 1893 Olaj, vászon, 145 x 122 cm Magyar Nemzeti Galéria, Budapest A századforduló utáni zeneirodalom Puccini muzsikájával adott polgárjogot a bohémek kasztjának. Életmódjuk, anyagi helyzetük mintha még arra is alkalmas lett volna, hogy a stabil polgári jólét kényelmét, biztonságát kiemelje. A Münchenben karácsonyoló Hollósy-tanítványok közül Réti István ihlette meg az ünnepesti hazavágyás. A szemérmes koplalás csendje, s valami mély ünnepélyesség honol itt. Tompa, rõt-barna tónus, s a puha lazúros, gordonkahangot idézõ ecsetkezeléssel szólaltatja meg a jelenetet, hangulatot. Talán már ekkor megfogamzott a késõbbi nagybányaiakban a megújító mûvészeti tett szándéka: "A millenniumi ünnepségek mámoros lármájában - Hollósyval mintegy húszan - ... kis csapat, hitünk szerint a modern mûvészet honfoglalói itthon... a múltakra visszatekintõ önünneplés közepette éreztük, hogy a mi arcunk elõrefordul... Egyedül állunk, erõseknek éreztük magunkat... a mi lelkünket az töltötte el, ami lesz... amit mi csinálunk meg" (Réti István). RÉTI, István (1872, Nagybánya - 1945, Budapest) Bohemians' Christmas Abroad 1893 Oil on canvas, 145 x 122 cm Hungarian National Gallery, Budapest Puccini's music established the caste of bohemians in music after the turn of the century. Their life-styles and financial positions may have allowed them to highlight the comfort and safety of middle class welfare. Réti, one of Hollósy's pupils who spent Christmas in Munich, was inspired by Hungarians feeling homseick at Christmas. The silence of the humble fasting and a deep solemnity are present. He depicts the scene in soft reddish-brown shades and brushwork recalling the sound of the violoncello. Artists who belonged to the Nagybánya school later, may have felt an urge to reform art: "In the ecstasy of the Millennium celebrations we believed we were occupiers of new art in Hungary. During the self-celebrations of the past, we turned our faces to future. We were standing there alone, but we felt strong. Our souls were filled with what was to come, what we were going to do." (István Réti) Type: genre Time-line: 1901-1925 Form: painting |
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