It was Out! Two Women Watching a Man Play Tennis, 1898

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"It was Out! Two Women Watching a Man Play Tennis" is a painting created in 1898 by the British artist John da Costa. This work is a notable example of late 19th-century genre painting, capturing a moment of social interaction and leisure that reflects the cultural and societal norms of the time. John da Costa, known for his keen observational skills and ability to depict everyday scenes with a sense of immediacy and intimacy, brings these qualities to the forefront in this particular piece.

The painting portrays two women, elegantly dressed in the fashion of the late Victorian era, intently watching a man engaged in a game of tennis. The title, "It was Out!", suggests a moment of contention or decision within the game, adding a narrative element to the scene. The women's expressions and body language convey a sense of engagement and anticipation, drawing the viewer into the moment of the game. The man, presumably the focal point of their attention, is captured mid-action, emphasizing the dynamism and physicality of the sport.

Da Costa's use of light and color enhances the realism and vibrancy of the scene. The outdoor setting, likely a well-manicured lawn typical of the period's affluent society, is bathed in natural light, which da Costa skillfully uses to highlight the textures and details of the clothing and surroundings. The composition balances the figures and the environment, creating a harmonious and visually appealing image.

This painting not only showcases da Costa's technical prowess but also serves as a cultural artifact, offering insights into the recreational activities and social dynamics of the late 19th century. It reflects the growing popularity of tennis as a sport among the upper classes and the evolving roles and visibility of women in public and social spheres. "It was Out! Two Women Watching a Man Play Tennis" remains a significant work within John da Costa's oeuvre and a valuable piece for understanding the period's artistic and social context.

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