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Idle Woman

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Year
  
1906

Location
  
Lima, Peru

Created
  
1906

Medium
  
Oil on canvas

Artist
  
Daniel Hernández Morillo

Idle Woman

Dimensions
  
70 cm × 105 cm (28 in × 41 in)

Owner
  
MALI, Museo de Arte de Lima

Idle Woman (Spanish: La Perezosa) is a genre painting completed in oil on canvas by Peruvian painter Daniel Hernández Morillo in 1906. This 70-by-105-centimetre (28 by 41 in) work is held in the Museo de Arte de Lima, in Lima, Peru.

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Background and creation

Daniel Hernández Morillo, a Peruvian student of itinerant Italian painter Leonardo Barbieri, left his homeland for Europe in 1874. Although Europe was in the midst of an artistic renewal, Morillo remained influenced by the academic art movement and French rococo painting. This is reflected in the pastel tones and the lightness of Idle Woman, which was completed in 1906.

Provenance

The painting is currently held by the Museo de Arte de Lima, in Lima, Peru.

References

Idle Woman Wikipedia


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