For Sunday's Dinner
William Michael Harnett · 1888 · Realism
Oil on canvas · 94.3 × 53.6 cm (37 1/8 × 21 1/8 in.)
描述
Still-life painter William Michael Harnett excelled at trompe l’oeil, painting that fools the eye, through realistic depiction. In For Sunday’s Dinner, a chicken hangs in front of a painted door with its throat cut and most of its feathers plucked; a few remaining downy spots stand out against the puckered, pimpled flesh. The metal door hinges, on the right side of the canvas, frame the chicken and echo its form. The painting’s title and the rough, blemished surface of the door suggest a country dinner, the homey meal evoking nostalgia for a simpler past.
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许可：CC0（公有领域贡献声明）· 来源博物馆页面
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