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Art of leisure through history — how painters found joy in stillness
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Art of leisure through history — how painters found joy in stillness
AcrobatsMax Beckmann1937-39 When I think of art with themes of leisure, I think of Claude Monet and his garden of water lilies in Giverny, Max Beckmann and his characters relaxing and frolicking at the beach, and George Seurat’s “Bathers at Asnieres.” The art of leisure through history Spanning virtually all time periods and cultural traditions, depictions of leisure have enjoyed varying degrees of popularity and veneration in art. Several artif…
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