Giovanin de Vöja, Studie zu ‘Emmaus’ (1907)

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This compelling ink drawing titled "Giovanin de Vöja, Studie zu ‘Emmaus’ (1907)" showcases the unique artistic vision of Swiss painter Giovanni Giacometti. At the heart of this study is an expressive portrayal of a male figure, captured from an unusual, tilted viewpoint that adds an intriguing perspective to the work.The figure is depicted with intricate detail, predominantly in profile, with attention focused on the contours of his face and the draped clothing. Giacometti's use of fluid, confident lines emphasizes the form and structure of the figure, while the sparse use of background elements ensures that all attention remains on the subject himself. This study not only highlights Giacometti’s mastery of form and anatomy but also his ability to convey emotion and drama through simple yet powerful line work.This artwork serves as a preparatory study for Giacometti’s larger work on the biblical theme of Emmaus, suggesting a moment of intense personal or spiritual reflection. The choice of subject and the style reflect the artist’s deep engagement with both human emotion and religious themes.

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Giovanni Ulrico Giacometti (7 March 1868 – 25 June 1933) was a Swiss painter. He was the father of artists Alberto and Diego Giacometti and architect Bruno Giacometti.