Hi Planeters!
This time I want to show a genre scene of stoling a purse from an old man.
Some explanations here should be given.
These two figures - is a part of bigger composition I'm working now. The general idea is to make a scene we see in Jeronimus Bosch's picture "The Magician". An old man pay his attention to real magician showing tricks while a young man behind him stoling his purse. There is much extra figures there in the paintind and I'm planning to make them all. Not to make a 3D copy of Bosch but to arrange them different as I see. The trick the magician is demonstrating will be very well known nowadays as a game with three thimbles and a ball (how do you call this game in your countries?).
I decided to make a figures dressed in costumes of the end of 15 century - when Bosch painted his Magician. So an old man is dressed as a stranger from Italy in a bit older-fascioned gown and expencive chaperon cap. Maybe he is money changer or merchant. The thieve looks like a student, I think. Not as a beggar of course. It's Ok - students of all the times suffered of lack of money - so why not to try to stole something of the rich man?
This time I want to show a genre scene of stoling a purse from an old man.
Some explanations here should be given.
These two figures - is a part of bigger composition I'm working now. The general idea is to make a scene we see in Jeronimus Bosch's picture "The Magician". An old man pay his attention to real magician showing tricks while a young man behind him stoling his purse. There is much extra figures there in the paintind and I'm planning to make them all. Not to make a 3D copy of Bosch but to arrange them different as I see. The trick the magician is demonstrating will be very well known nowadays as a game with three thimbles and a ball (how do you call this game in your countries?).
I decided to make a figures dressed in costumes of the end of 15 century - when Bosch painted his Magician. So an old man is dressed as a stranger from Italy in a bit older-fascioned gown and expencive chaperon cap. Maybe he is money changer or merchant. The thieve looks like a student, I think. Not as a beggar of course. It's Ok - students of all the times suffered of lack of money - so why not to try to stole something of the rich man?
