Jules Bastien- Lepage

realism

Bastien- Lepage Paintings 1848 - 1884 France, Naturalis Painter

Haymakers, 1878

Oil on canvas, 61 x 70 7/8 inches (154.94 x 180.02 cm)

Musee d Orsay, Paris, France

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OIL PAINTING: Haymakers, 1878
While on the subject of the similarity of Manet and Bastien-Lepage's techniques, the notion of "studio lit" or "staged scene" is hinted at when comparing Bastien-Lepage's paintings to Manet's Luncheon" . Like "Luncheon", Bastien-Lepage's atmosphere for Haymakers seems a little suspiciously placed against a backdrop piled convincingly with thick underbrush, This may natural be due to the optical effect the earth tones have to the viewer s eyes when enveloping Haymakers. The lighting no doubt contributes to a kind of paradox again, between natural and artificial light. One can never exactly pinpoint the true source, and this gives the painting overall, a supernatural atmosphere lingering about it, which in a way works for Bastien-Lepage's benefit .