Cleveland Museum of Art
The Jewish Boy
Medardo Rosso (Italian, 1859–1928) · c. 1892
Like the Impressionist painters of his time, Rosso sought to capture the fleeting and ephemeral qualities of light. However, he did not work directly from nature. His images were created from memory and emotion.
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