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Retrato de Aman-Jean

1882–83
Not on view
O estudo do artista Edmond François Aman-Jean (1860–1936), feito por seu amigo Seurat, é um dos retratos desenhados mais importantes do século XIX. Aman-Jean e Seurat estudaram artes juntos em Paris, onde dividiram um estúdio em 1879. O desenho exibido no Salão de Paris de 1883 foi a sua primeira obra exibida em público, quando tinha vinte e três anos. A técnica emblemática de Seurat, seu uso do lápis Conté sobre papel texturizado, dota a obra de luminosidade e harmonia tonal; a postura classicamente equilibrada do modelo visto de perfil confere um ar de atemporalidade.

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • Título: Retrato de Aman-Jean
  • Artista: Georges Seurat, francês, 1859–1891
  • Data: 1882–83
  • Meio: Lápis Conté sobre papel Michallet
  • Dimensões: 62,2 x 47,5 cm
  • Linha de créditos: Legado de Stephen C. Clark, 1960
  • Número de acesso: 61.101.16
  • Curatorial Department: Drawings and Prints

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