A Summer Night - Albert Moore
Albert Moore, English painter born in 1841, down of a family with artistic talent. He was the youngest of fourteen siblings, which in addition to him, four more were devoted to painting also. Undertook many trips, they did know the most celebrated in different styles orbs. At the beginning his work did not get accepted. However, soon the 'Benjamin' family, began to gain recognition for their work, when indicted in search of that 'ideal of beauty' that breathes close, but it is impossible to feel with your fingers. Albert Moore is confined to issues where the female figure silent observer, not only for its sensual character, but for its liveliness, brightness and spirituality.
The beauty that comes through is a beauty that is in the majestic and subtle interplay of the characters, the graceful and solemn attitude of the players. His paintings produce the sensation enclosure, where the watch is impossible to locate a physical center, giving the impression to the observer, to be included invisibly in the canvas.
The woman who paints, is the woman always encased in gauze and silks, which shows a dynamic sensuality. Indeed, 'Summer Night' is one of the paintings in recent years of his life, a delicate work while majestic. The model shows itself in different stages of being asleep. Thus, induced sleep, a rest on its side, which angelic lady on the bed, relaxed, fragile and innocent. Another, getting ready for a comfortable rest of your hair off the pins that hold it. And the other, likely to have felt the morning air, stretch your body, ready to enjoy the pleasures of the new day. Is it an illusion that sees the model, which is observed with a serious interest in the various facets night? Illusion or not, this beautiful show seems to float or have the background to a deep lake that shines azulísimo in the distance.
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