Madame Butterfly by redscarf
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This is a project I am trying to bring forward for almost a month: I want to paint again all posters for some of the famous Operas. This one is for Madame Butterfly of G. Puccini: she is a geisha (in Japan of course),in love with an american pilot who dies during a mission.
Comments (7)
kasalin
Excellent artwork and a great composition !!! 5* Have a blessed New Year ! :):):)
redscarf
Thank You so much for comment and greetings too....
evs69
Excellent skin texture and that outfit is great :)
redscarf
BIG Thanks evs6, I am going to visit your Gallery today!
xesquez
The opera-posters: good idea. A small correction: Puccini's Madame Butterfly is a japaneese lady with a child from an american navalofficer (not much pilots in Puccini's time). She is awaiting his return to be married. When the officer finaly arrives after a lot of years, he is joined by his american wife. Madame Butterfly takes her own live in grief.
M2A
A splendid and gorgeous scene. The woman is really a good work, textures and colorization are successful.
redscarf
First of all I want to Thank M2A for the comment: I really appreciate! Second: I want to stress that Puccini was born in 1858 and died in 1924, after the first world war and, as xesquez can easily understand my mistake about pilots and navy officier is not so anachronistic as he would like people to believe.