Display of printing effect of Bazille's paintings

author: chameleon

2023-08-23

The Riso comcolor machine is not only suitable for printing ordinary office documents, but it is also not inferior to printing some bright pictures. Through this video, you can see the performance of chameleon comcolor ink on the GD7330 machine to print this "Family Gathering". The pattern is highly saturated, the details are clear, and the colors are rich. If you want to see more printing effects, please contact us.

Frédéric Bazille was born in Montpellier. He was born in a Protestant bourgeois upper class. He studied medicine and painting when he was in Paris. Medicine bored him and soon led to the failure of his studies. make him happy. When he registered and studied in the studio of the Swiss painter Greer, he met three painters, Monet, Renoir and Sisley, and soon became close friends. Although Frédéric Bazille's life is not very rich, he can often help them. Sometimes he works with Monet and sometimes with Renoir to paint under the light. It is acknowledged that he was more obsessed with expressing bright colors and depicting the freshness of air than anyone else. In this way, fate linked the pioneers of Impressionism together, although they did not know that they were preparing for the painting school more than ten years later.

Among the painters who created Impressionism, Bazille was the most active and enthusiastic one, and also the one considered by his friends to be the most talented. But by the time the school began to meet the public, the first Impressionists in 1874, he was no longer among them.
He joined the Juav team and was killed in the war. The newly born Impressionism lost one of its most outstanding members. In the years that followed, the artist who died in battle was often forgotten. However, time will eventually restore things to their true colors, allowing us to discover Bazille's excellence.
He seems to have played a role in connecting the past and the future between Courbet and the Impressionism represented by himself. He made it possible to see how the nineteenth-century aesthetic revolution developed logically and coherently, and thus was far more connected to classicism than anyone concerned realized. Had he not died, but had become, as one might expect, a master of the school, his work might not have been so distinguished. We can see amazing mastery from his paintings, and each work is powerful and complete.

Among all his works, the most meaningful one is "Family Gathering".
We can say that this is a general overview of the painter's entire oeuvre. It embodies Bazille's serious, earnest character and features his favorite subjects: flowers, calm figures, landscapes with expansive horizons, trees, peace and tranquility among loved ones. The picture is so vivid and solemn. This kind of painting, which is neither impassioned nor peaceful, does not give people a sense of mediocrity and indifference. It seeks peace in order to attain grandeur. The stability of the objects gives the composition an astonishing intensity, but it does not give people a sense of mediocrity and indifference. It pursues peace in order to achieve grandeur.
The stability of the characters gives the composition an astonishing intensity without overdoing it, and it offers us a way out of the plot and the temporal consequences of the picture. In this way, we can completely focus on the group of still lifes on the ground in the center of the picture, or the strong expressive force of the painter on the portrait.

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