Miss Riviere (after Ingres) (2001) by Fernando Botero

Miss Riviere (after Ingres) - Fernando Botero - 2001

Artwork Information

TitleMiss Riviere (after Ingres)
ArtistFernando Botero
Date2001
Art MovementNaïve Art (Primitivism)

About Miss Riviere (after Ingres)

The artwork “Miss Riviere (after Ingres)” was created by the artist Fernando Botero in 2001. It is situated within the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and belongs to the genre of portrait painting. The artwork is a modern reinterpretation of earlier classical works, representative of Botero’s distinctive style.

In “Miss Riviere (after Ingres)”, Botero employs his characteristic volumetric forms to transform the subject into a robust figure. Dressed in a traditional gown with delicate, puffed sleeves, the subject exudes a sense of calm and assurance. The background boasts a serene landscape featuring greenery and a subtle body of water, highlighting Botero’s ability to merge figure and environment harmoniously. The meticulous detailing of the attire, including the subject’s accessories such as the muff and red earrings, showcases Botero’s attention to detail and homage to classical portraiture while maintaining his unique, exaggerated aesthetic.

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