Diego Rivera, Calla Lilly Vendor발음듣기
Diego Rivera, Calla Lilly Vendor
[Narrator] Well that bundle of calla lilies is way bigger than she is especially because she's kneeling.발음듣기
[Narrator] Calla lilies are these beautiful abstract forms on their own but Diego Rivera was exploring their expressive qualities.발음듣기
[Narrator] The colors are fabulous the greens of the stems of the calla lilies the ivory color of the lilies their white stamens.발음듣기
Then the blue of the clothing worn by the indigenous woman, her brown braids color of her skin.발음듣기
It's very clear that Rivera is here at once celebrating indigenous culture but also pointing to the poverty of indigenous people.발음듣기
[Narrator] And here is the crux of the painting or its tension or its problem finding a beauty and a solemnity in that poverty in that want, in that suffering.발음듣기
Up to the very corners where we just see some beautiful blueish teal color down the stems toward the bottoms.발음듣기
Her arms come out to embrace that bunch of lilies but something very mournful and melancholy.발음듣기
She would almost be in a position of prayer and so there is something very solemn and very quiet.발음듣기
[Narrator] And Diego Rivera speaks of looking to the everyday life of the Mexicans the everyday life in the marketplace for example for inspiration for his paintings.발음듣기
[Narrator] Rivera recalled, "My homecoming, that is his return from Europe after studying and painting there, he wrote.발음듣기
Everywhere I saw a potential masterpiece - in the crowds, the markets, the festivals, the marching battalions, the workers in the workshops, the fields-in every shining face, every radiant child.발음듣기
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