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爱之歌

1868–77
On view at The Met Fifth Avenue in Gallery 516
一首古老的布列塔尼歌曲的副歌是这样的： “哎，我知道一首情歌，/悲伤或是喜悦，各有其时”（Hélas! je sais un chant d’amour, / Triste ou gai, tour à tour）；伯恩-琼斯根据这段副歌画了几幅画，这是其中最成熟的一幅，也是这位艺术家最有名的作品之一。画中人物令人想起十五世纪威尼斯画派画家维托雷·卡尔帕乔的作品，其“亚瑟王传说”式的景色沐浴在黄昏的阳光中；《爱之歌》中体现出意大利文艺复兴和哥特化的拉斐尔前派运动的深刻影响。

Artwork Details

Object Information
  • 标题:
    爱之歌
  • 艺术家:
    爱德华·伯恩-琼斯爵士，英国，1833–1898年
  • 创作日期:
    1868–77年
  • 材料:
    布面油画
  • 尺寸:
    45 x 613⁄8 英寸（114.3 x 155.9厘米）
  • 来源信息:
    阿尔弗雷德·N·庞纳特捐赠基金，1947年
  • 藏品编号:
    47.26
  • Curatorial Department: European Paintings

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