Figures and a Dog in a Landscape
Image source: metmuseum.org

Figures and a Dog in a Landscape

Support Type: Wood Panel
Paint Type: Oil Paint
Current Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art
Location History:The painting was acquired by Robert Lehman from the Lock Galleries, New York, in 1966 and bequeathed to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 1975.

Diaz's artwork is a remarkable piece of art, titled 'Figures and Dog in a Landscape'. This painting depicts a family portrait where a man is adoring his woman with the most adoring eyes and is completely lost in her, while his wife and his young daughter gaze attentively at their dog, and the dog is gazing back with all the love in his heart. They are sitting in a wooden forest during an autumn season where yellowish leaves are ready to fall down from the tree. The super-fine brush strokes of Diaz in the painting give it a lively and finished look where the beauty itself lies within the characters and the painting made by Diaz.

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