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The model for the sitter in this composition is Suzanne Valadon
Cézanne maintained his interest in making portraits of rural workers—if the term “portrait” can be applied to images of anonymous models posed as themselves in the studio
This seductive and exuberant mood that she has captured is relatively rare in her series of self-portraits
this was a scene of leisure rendered in the pastoral spirit of an eighteenth-century tapestry
Writing to his brother
Pablo Picasso - Mere Et Enfant - Mother and Child - Framed Prints Size:Compact - 16x18 inches The model for the sitterThe religious connotations of any picture involving a mother and child are inevitable and this iconic statement is one of a series of'Madonnas' painted during the Blue Period. Picasso repeatedly combines the themes of religion and poverty as his development of the female figure moves away from the sexual allusions encompassed in prostitute images, to the more hallowed portrayal of the mother figure.
