The Missionary's Adventures
The Met
Artist: Jean-Georges Vibert(French, Paris 1840–1902 Paris)
Date: ca. 1883
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on wood
Dimensions: 39 x 53 in. (99.1 x 134.6 cm)
Credit Line: Bequest of Collis P. Huntington, 1900
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Men in red and black robes in an ornate, dimly lit room, with a large painting
Detailed Description
The painting depicts an interior scene with a group of men, most dressed in robes, gathered in a dimly lit, ornate room. The room is dominated by dark tones, with rich reds, browns, and gold accents. On the left, two men in long red robes recline on a light brown sofa. One lies back with his arm resting on the sofa's armrest, while the other sits with his legs extended. A red, wide-brimmed hat with tassels rests on a small stool beside the sofa. Above them, a large, dark framed painting hangs on the wall, depicting several nude figures in active poses. In the center, several men appear to be interacting. One man in a black robe and skull cap sits on a dark wooden chair, facing right. To his left, a man in a light blue or grey robe sits, and behind them, a man in a white shirt stands, looking down. Another man in a red robe sits on a sofa, gesturing with his hand. A small table to the right of the central group holds various silver vessels and a glass. Further right, a man in a red robe sits in a dark armchair, holding a small cup or glass. A small, light brown dog stands on its hind legs in front of him, looking up. To the far right, a dark wooden table holds several books, and a large, ornate fireplace mantelpiece is visible in the background. The floor is covered by a patterned rug in shades of red, blue, and cream. Light appears to emanate from a window or opening in the background, illuminating parts of the central figures.
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