Italienischebauern Beim Morra-spiel Und Eine Bauerin Mit Weinflasche

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"Italienische Bauern beim Morra-Spiel und eine Bauerin mit Weinflasche" (Italian Peasants Playing Morra and a Peasant Woman with a Wine Bottle) is a painting by the Austrian artist Anton Romako, created in the late 19th century. Romako, known for his significant contribution to Austrian art, particularly in the transition from the Biedermeier period to Modernism, often depicted scenes of everyday life with a keen eye for psychological depth and social commentary.

This painting captures a group of Italian peasants engaged in the game of Morra, a traditional hand game that dates back to ancient times. The game involves players simultaneously shouting out numbers while throwing out a certain number of fingers, with the objective of guessing the total number of fingers presented by both players. The scene is animated and full of life, suggesting the intensity and excitement of the game.

In the foreground, a peasant woman holding a wine bottle adds another layer of cultural context to the scene, possibly indicating a moment of leisure or celebration. Romako's use of color, light, and composition in this work reflects his ability to blend realism with a sense of immediacy, capturing the essence of the moment.

The painting is notable for its portrayal of Italian rural life, which was a subject of fascination for many Northern European artists during the 19th century. Romako's attention to detail and the dynamic expressions of the figures contribute to the painting's sense of authenticity and vitality.

"Italienische Bauern beim Morra-Spiel und eine Bauerin mit Weinflasche" is an example of Romako's skill in depicting the human condition and his interest in the lives of ordinary people. The work remains an important piece within Romako's oeuvre, offering insight into the social customs and cultural practices of rural Italy during the period.

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