The Bather (Henri Lehmann)
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| - | :''[[The Bather (Henri Lehmann)]]'' | + | ''[[The Bather (Henri Lehmann)|The Bather]]''[http://jahsonic.tumblr.com/post/1674863881/the-bather-henri-lehmann-see-exotic-painting] is a painting by [[Henri Lehmann]] first exhibited at the [[1842 Salon]]. |
| - | :This picture of a classically posed and idealized female nude standing near a seaside [[grotto]] appears to be related to a larger multi-figural composition called ''[[Les Baigneuses]]'' which [[Henri Lehmann]] painted while in Rome and exhibited at the [[1842 Salon]]. That picture, which is now lost, but known through two engravings, represents four bathers relaxing in an idyllic waterside grove and was inspired by a passage in [[Victor Hugo]]'s ''[[Les feuilles d'automne]]''. --artnet http://www.flickr.com/photos/jahsonic/2953810329/] | + | |
| - | '''Henri Lehmann''' (1814 – 1882) was a [[France|French]] historical and portrait | + | It depicts a classically posed and [[female nude]] standing near a seaside [[grotto]]. |
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| + | *[[Bathing women in art]] | ||
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The Bather[1] is a painting by Henri Lehmann first exhibited at the 1842 Salon.
It depicts a classically posed and female nude standing near a seaside grotto.
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