Artwork
Résurrection de don Carlo...
Résurrection de don Carlo... is an ink print by the Romanticist artist Aubert. It dates from 1834 and is held in the collection of the National Gallery of Art. Résurrection de don Carlo.
About this work
Overview
Résurrection de don Carlo... is a lithograph created by Aubert around 1834. The print depicts a chaotic and intense scene with multiple figures.
Subject & Meaning
The central figure, possibly sleeping or deceased, bears a sign referencing the Quadruple Alliance treaties. Surrounding figures react to flying papers with distress or alarm, conveying turmoil and upheaval.
Technique & Style
The lithograph features a dark, ominous sky and a dramatic atmosphere, characteristic of the Romanticism movement, which emphasizes intense emotions and dynamic scenes.
Context
The work's themes and style are associated with Romanticism, an artistic movement that explores the emotional and the irrational.
Artist & collection
Ascension du Constitutionnel
H Beard Print Collection
Une envie de femme grosse
H Beard Print Collection
Actualités: Élections d'Angleterre
Descente dans les Ateliers de la Liberté de la presse (Raid on the Workshops of the Freedom of the Press)
Ils prétendent qu'ils la soutiennent
Don't Meddle With It!
H Beard Print Collection
La paix a tout prix
La Tentation, parodie d'une toile de Téniers