Jan Lievens - A man hugs a partially undressed woman

 Variously described in recent literature as 'a daring culmination of Jan Lievens's early work' and a 'vivid…sensual image' expressing 'the sheer joy of being embraced ', this vivid painting marks an important stage in the young artist's life. His development and period are closely linked to Rembrandt. When the painting was shown in the 2008-2009 monographic exhibition, Arthur Wheelock dated it to around 1627-28, while Schnackenburg later favored a slightly earlier date of around 1627-28. 1625-26.(Christie's, London - Oil on canvas, 99 x 85.8 cm)

About the artwork:

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Artist's talent in this piece is revealed through the use of harmonious tones and delicate strokes, bringing a tranquil feel while rich in feeling.

The prominent tones, such as earthy green, deep blue, and mellow yellow, harmonize with the ambient light, bringing dimension and imbuing the piece with vibrancy.

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