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Date : 1884
Sizes : 1.14 m x 1.45 m
Material : Oil on canvas
Acquisition : On loan from a private collection
Impressionism
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French Painting
Painting
Area related
France
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The male nude is a relatively infrequent subject in late 19th-century painting. The matter-of-fact presentation of the figure here, drying himself after emerging from the bath and leaving wet footprints on the floor of his Parisian apartment, is particularly rare. Also unexpected is the painting's larger-than-life scale.
Such voyeuristic portrayal of the nude form was potentially shocking to a contemporary audience. The painting seems to have been shown in a separate room when it was first exhibited in Brussels in 1888.
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