Naturalist conventions used Chardin depicted ordinary people in his paintings. He also used activities with a sense of realism.
the depiction of objects with a sense of realism
yes they did use natural color in their paintings
Jean Baptiste Simeon Chardin. was a famous French 18th century painter.
Rococo
Chardin rejected the tendencies of artists associated with the Rococo movement.
Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin's paintings exemplify naturalist conventions through their meticulous attention to detail and the realistic portrayal of everyday life. He often depicted ordinary subjects, such as domestic scenes and still lifes, emphasizing simplicity and the beauty found in the mundane. Chardin's use of light and texture further enhances the lifelike quality of his works, aligning with the naturalist focus on observation and authenticity in art.
ordinary people engaging in everyday activities
ordinary people engaging in everyday activities
the depiction of objects with a sense of realism
Jean Baptiste Sime on Chardin has written: 'Chardin' '[Paintings]' 'Jean Sime on Chardin'
The dominant themes of paintings by Chardin are children and domestic activities.
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yes they did use natural color in their paintings
Pyramid configuration.
Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin
He admired the attention to detail.
A cat is in both paintings.