Give your walls a breath of poetry and mystery with this art print of Dreams by Vittorio Matteo Corcos, an iconic work of late 19th-century Italian painting. This portrait, both delicate and deeply expressive, embodies all the charm of symbolism and romantic introspection.
The canvas depicts a young woman sitting, dreamy, staring at the viewer with a disturbing intensity. Her relaxed posture, contemporary clothing of the time, and her frank, almost melancholic gaze break the classical codes of academic portraiture. The sober background and the enigmatic title – Dreams – reinforce the suspended, almost cinematic, nature of this scene.
Vittorio Matteo Corcos (1859–1933) is a master of psychological portraiture. Trained in Florence and influenced by French realism, he knows how to capture the soul of his subjects while giving them a timeless aura. In Dreams, he skillfully combines the technical precision of realistic portraiture with a subtle and evocative inner dimension.
This art print faithfully reproduces the play of textures, lights, and gazes, allowing one to appreciate the full emotional depth of the original work, now fallen into the public domain.
Give your walls a breath of poetry and mystery with this art print of Dreams by Vittorio Matteo Corcos, an iconic work of late 19th-century Italian painting. This portrait, both delicate and deeply expressive, embodies all the charm of symbolism and romantic introspection.
The canvas depicts a young woman sitting, dreamy, staring at the viewer with a disturbing intensity. Her relaxed posture, contemporary clothing of the time, and her frank, almost melancholic gaze break the classical codes of academic portraiture. The sober background and the enigmatic title – Dreams – reinforce the suspended, almost cinematic, nature of this scene.
Vittorio Matteo Corcos (1859–1933) is a master of psychological portraiture. Trained in Florence and influenced by French realism, he knows how to capture the soul of his subjects while giving them a timeless aura. In Dreams, he skillfully combines the technical precision of realistic portraiture with a subtle and evocative inner dimension.
This art print faithfully reproduces the play of textures, lights, and gazes, allowing one to appreciate the full emotional depth of the original work, now fallen into the public domain.
