Van Huysum, Vase with Flowers발음듣기
Van Huysum, Vase with Flowers
(piano music playing) [Rachel] So we are Dulwich Picture Gallery in London, and we are standing in front of Jan van Huysum's Vase with Flowers, from about 1720.발음듣기
[Rachel] Little sprigs going off every which way, and flowers leaning, and lots of contrast between kind of the bright white and light-colored flowers, and then these really deep shadowed, kind of darker-colored flowers.발음듣기
[Pippa] And the painting, I mean, when standing here in front of it, really holds up under a microscope.발음듣기
You've got ladybirds, butterflies, all that, just the activity, and the velvety, velvety texture you feel on that tulip.발음듣기
And imagining how painstaking it must have been to paint that with these tiny, tiny little brushes, you know, one and two hairs.발음듣기
[Pippa] Yeah, it must have been just a few more, and it's interesting as well because although it's just flowers, there's definitely something else going on in the picture here, I think.발음듣기
[Rachel] You can follow this idea of the life cycle because there are eggs in this bird's nest, which keeps kind of drawing the eye with this incredible attention to detail, and then kind of hiding in the flowers, there's this little naked boy who is, I think, supposed to be painted on the vase, probably,발음듣기
Going on from there, we have, like, birth and the beginning of youth, and looking at all the arrangement of flowers, they're not all in full blooms.발음듣기
Some are in bombastic bloom, like this big red chrysanthemum, or whatever it is in the middle there, and then further away, the ones in the back, in the shade are in the shadow, the sunset of life.발음듣기
[Rachel] Maybe it's just me, but my eye does keep just coming back to that nest, and after death, that cycle renews itself and starts again with the eggs again.발음듣기
[Rachel] Yeah. Thinking about the flowers, I don't know if all these flowers would necessarily be in bloom at the same time in a year.발음듣기
[Rachel] Yeah. I think that's sort of typical of Dutch still-life flower painting at the time, which is including this idea of the cycle of the seasons, mirroring the cycle of birth and death and life.발음듣기
Each time I look, I see a butterfly, another little insect burrowing around in there, and these red ones at the top, I mean, they look like Chinese lanterns.발음듣기
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