A flushed and boisterous group by Arthur Rackham

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TitleA flushed and boisterous group
ArtistArthur Rackham
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)

About A flushed and boisterous group

The artwork titled “A flushed and boisterous group” is an illustration by the artist Arthur Rackham, created in the Art Nouveau (Modern) style. This piece is part of a series of illustrations for Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol.” Rackham’s work is known for its distinctive style and his contributions to the genre of book illustration.

In this specific illustration, we observe a lively scene portraying a group of individuals engaged in a festive celebration. There are several children and at least one adult visible, with an emphasis on movement and joy. The interior seems to be that of a home decorated for a celebration, with toys scattered around, hinting at a recent unwrapping of gifts. The artist uses a muted color palette with splashes of brighter hues, such as the rich reds and greens that nod to traditional Christmas colors. Rackham’s line work adds a delicate texture to the figures and their surroundings, while the composition captures a moment of exuberance and familial warmth.

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