Impressionist painting signed Bogdan KAUDETZKY - farmyard scene and its symbols

I present an authentic work signed by Bogdan Kaudetzky, painter born in Austria in 1888 and died in Munich in 1964. This painting in perfect condition represents a farmyard in appearance, but above all represents symbols of humanity through symbols animals. The blue peacock is the glory of god. In the West, the shedding and regrowth of the peacock's feathers in spring was interpreted in Christian art as a symbol of renewal and resurrection. The peacock is associated with the source of living, fresh water, because it needs to drink regularly. Throughout time, artists, writers and poets have sung and celebrated its legendary beauty. The peacock has a lofty symbolism. It can represent the king and therefore his farmyard: The turkey designates a pretentious man who is easy to fool with the expression "the joke turkey". He is also a person who is laudatory, who knows how to give sincere praise... Like hypocrites. The rooster is a symbol of light and resurrection on the day of judgment. He is the one who warns by shouting. Chickens are called cowardly when they are “wet”. Great protector of her eggs and chicks, the hen is the archetype of motherhood. It also symbolizes patience like the maternal instinct. Dimensions with frame: 40 x 50 cm. Frame dimensions: 40.5 x 30.5 cm. The style of this work is similar to the paintings of Claude Guilleminet (1821-1885), a specialist in farmyard scenes in the 19th century. Painting in perfect condition ready to hang. + To treat yourself or to offer: 4 new collector's CDs in blister: "6 suites de Bach" for cello in 2 versions without and with accompaniment (free and unique reconstruction of an accompaniment), i.e. 2 double CDs! "las espanas", in trio harp, cello and reciter on popular Spanish themes, very rare formation and "all audiences". "bello cando impression" in bandoneon and cello duo live recording.

Ref. : 9191CEV2