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Jean-Baptiste Debret: Português: Loja de Sapateiro

Español: Zapatería English: Shoe shop

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Artist
Jean-Baptiste Debret  (1768–1848)  wikidata:Q281998
 
Jean-Baptiste Debret
Alternative names
Jean Baptiste Debret
Description French painter and lithographer
Date of birth/death 18 April 1768 Edit this at Wikidata 28 June 1848 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth/death Paris Paris
Work location
Authority file
artist QS:P170,Q281998
Title
Português: Loja de Sapateiro
Español: Zapatería
English: Shoe shop
Object type painting
object_type QS:P31,Q3305213
Description
Português: Loja de Sapateiro — aquarela, Jean-Baptiste Debret
Español: Zapatería, Jean-Baptiste Debret

El artista graba dos reacciones en rostros negros: uno mira con recelo el castigo con un azote de paleta que se aplica a su compañero, tal vez revelando el temor de que pueda pasar a él también. El otro parece hacer caso omiso de lo que pasó; la atención se centra en la realización de la tarea que le corresponde. Acerca de que, sin duda, no se pueda caer en ningún castigo porque se trabaja muy de cerca. En general, la expresión y el cuerpo disposición de cada tres negro parece expresar la condición de sumisión que se encuentran y, en cierto sentido, legitima el derecho del zapatero enojado de su castigo.[1] La situación descrita puede confirmar la brutalidad del sistema esclavista, condenado, por supuesto, por una mirada extranjera de la Francia post-revolucionaria, como fue el caso de Debret.

Pero esta escena le sigue un personaje de la izquierda, desde la puerta, incluye lo que sucede en el recinto de la zapatería. Esta es la mulata de un zapatero portugués, quien con su hijo en brazos, a quien amamanta, tiene una opinión diferente.[1] Ella parece tener una mirada curiosa en su rostro. No repele la escena, no está consternado por lo que ve y parece incluso experimentar una cierta sensación de alegría hacia el incidente contemplando. ¿Esta esta mulata por encima la escala social por su conexión con el zapatero, que expresa un cierto placer masoquista en la contemplación del sufrimiento de los demás? lo dice Debret, señalar que esta mulata no pudo resistir el placer de espiar castigo.[1]
English: Shoe Shop by Jean-Baptiste Debret

The artist shows two reactions in the black faces: One look with fear the punishment by a whip paddle which his friend is submitted to, maybe thinking that it may happen to him as well. The other seems to pretend not to notice it; his attention is in the task he is given, so that no punishment may befall him because of the care he has for his job. In general, the body language and expression of all tree seems to express the condition of submission in which they are, and, in some sense, legitimize the action of the shoemaker.[1] The situation described could confirm the brutality of the slave system, which was of course condemned by the French-post revolutionary view of Debret.

But there is also someone who is watching the scene, by the door to the left. That is the mulatta of a Portuguese shoemaker, who, while breastfeed her son, has a different opinion of the situation. She seems to be curious.[1] She is not rejecting the scene or disgusted by what she is seeing, but appears to feel a sensation of happiness about the scene she is contemplating. Is this mulatta above in the social scale because of her relationship with the shoemaker? That is why she express some masochist pleasure in witnessing the suffering of others? That is what Debret probably wanted to portrait, that this mulatta could not resit the temptation to spy the punishment.[1]
Date before 1830
date QS:P571,+1830-00-00T00:00:00Z/7,P1326,+1830-00-00T00:00:00Z/9
Medium Watercolor painting
institution QS:P195,Q10304263
Source/Photographer Photo by
Wilfredo Rafael Rodriguez Hernandez  (1982–)  wikidata:Q115464159
 
Wilfredo Rafael Rodriguez Hernandez
Alternative names
Wilfredor
Description Canadian-Brazilian programmer, free-license photographer, musician, designer and chess player
Date of birth 4 December 1982 Edit this at Wikidata
Location of birth Guatire, Venezuela
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creator QS:P170,Q115464159
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References[edit]

  1. a b c d e f Loja de Sapateiro - Presença Africana

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