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Young Man at His Window (French: Jeune homme à sa fenêtre)[1] is a painting of 1876 by the French Impressionist Gustave Caillebotte (1848–1894). The oil on canvas painting measures 117 by 82 centimetres (46 in × 32 in).[2] It is in the collection of the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles.[3]

Jeune homme à sa fenêtre
English: Young Man at His Window
ArtistGustave Caillebotte
Year1876
MediumOil on canvas
Dimensions117 cm × 82 cm (46 in × 32 in)
LocationJ. Paul Getty Museum, Los Angeles

Description


The painting depicts the artist's brother, René Caillebotte, wearing informal clothes and standing at a balcony.[4] He is standing at a window from the family home in the Rue de Miromesnil in Paris, looking outwards into Boulevard Malesherbes (the large, oblique cross-street in the background).[5] It is a comparatively early work in Caillebotte's oeuvre and reveals his interest in urban Realism.

In its theme of a figure seen from behind at an open window, the composition has precedents in German Romanticism, a notable example being Caspar David Friedrich's Woman at the Window (1822).[4] Other examples include Goethe at the Window of His Room in Rome (1787) by Johann Heinrich Tischbein and The Morning Hour (1857–60) by Moritz von Schwind.[6]

Caillebotte's painting differs from his German antecedents in several ways, however. The man does not gaze upon nature, but rather looks out upon an urban scene. According to the art historian Kirk Varnedoe, "a standard charm of the window view is our bemused curiosity as to what the observer is looking at; but Caillebotte's structure replaces this curiosity with something quite different."[4] By placing the onlooking man off-center and depicting him from a somewhat elevated viewpoint, Caillebotte's painting creates a tense relationship between the dominant foreground figure, the emphatic perspectival diagonals, and the detailed street scene beyond. Varnedoe says "the normal interior-exterior oppositions of the window are thus combined in a charged relationship, competitive or covalent, that is seemingly unprecedented".[7]

Caillebotte presented this painting at the Impressionism exhibition of 1876 alongside a few of his other works, including Les raboteurs de parquet. Writer Émile Zola was impressed with technical achievement of the works, but was not enthusiastic about the style: "Photography of reality which is not stamped with the original seal of the painter's talent—that's a pitiful thing." He called the painting "anti-artistic... because of the exactitude of the copying."[8]


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[de] Junger Mann am Fenster

Junger Mann am Fenster[1], (französisch Jeune homme à sa fenêtre),[2] ist ein 1876 entstandenes Gemälde des französischen Malers Gustave Caillebotte. Das in Öl auf Leinwand gemalte Bild hat eine Höhe von 116 cm und eine Breite von 80 cm.[3] Zu sehen ist ein stehender Mann in Rückansicht, der aus dem geöffneten Zimmer einer Wohnung auf Straßen in Paris herabschaut. Das Bild steht am Anfang einer Reihe von Gemälden, in denen der Maler die moderne Pariser Stadtlandschaft als Thema wählte. Obwohl das Gemälde in der zweiten Gruppenausstellung der Impressionisten gezeigt wurde, entspricht die nahezu fotografisch-genaue Ausführung des Bildes eher dem Naturalismus. Das Gemälde gehört zur Sammlung des J. Paul Getty Museums in Los Angeles.
- [en] Young Man at His Window

[fr] Jeune homme à la fenêtre

Jeune homme à la fenêtre est un tableau de Gustave Caillebotte réalisé en 1876. Il est conservé au J. Paul Getty Museum à Los Angeles. Il mesure 117 cm de hauteur sur 82 cm de largeur.

[it] Giovane uomo alla finestra

Giovane uomo alla finestra (Jeune homme à sa fenêtre) è un dipinto del pittore francese Gustave Caillebotte, realizzato nel 1876, acquistato nel novembre 2021 dal Getty Museum di Los Angeles[1].

[ru] Молодой человек у окна (картина Кайботта)

«Молодой человек у окна» (фр. Jeune homme à sa fenêtre)[1] — картина французского художника Гюстава Кайботта (Gustave Caillebotte, 1848—1894), написанная в Париже в 1875 году. Размер полотна — 117 × 82 см (46 × 32 дюйма)[2].



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