Under the Arcades

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Ernst Schiess' painting titled "Under the Arcades" captures an evocative scene that seems to speak directly to the viewer's sense of nostalgia and solitude. The painting depicts a series of stone arches, likely part of an old European city, under which two figures, a woman and a child, are making their way. The child in a red garment appears slightly blurred and distant, as if caught mid-movement, contributing to a fleeting impression.The color palette employed by Schiess is particularly striking, using subdued shades of rust, yellow, and varying blues to create a soft yet vibrant atmosphere that feels both timeless and intimate. Although each figure is depicted with minimal detail, their postures and the sensitive handling of light and shadow convey a rich depth of character and narrative."Under the Arcades" invites the viewer to ponder the stories that might unfold in this shadowy, serene walkway. The graceful arches not only guide the physical path of the figures but also draw the viewer's gaze into the depth of the scene, perhaps hinting at the interconnectedness of paths in life and the silent stories that linger in such historic alleys.

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Ernst Schiess (14 September 1840 - 9 September 1915) was a German engineer and businessman. He was a long-time member of the Düsseldorf City Council, President of the Düsseldorf Chamber of Commerce and founder of the German Association of Machinists (VDW).