The Persian Life is an 1892 oil on canvas impressionist painting by Juan Luna currently located at the GSIS Museum of Fine Arts in Pasay City, Philippines. The painting depicts an interior cafe scene showing a woman sitting uncomfortably on a cushion with her legs in an unusual position, looking disappointed and unhappy while a man drinks and socializes on the other side, potentially having an affair with another man. The scene aims to convey the lesson that wealth cannot always save us and sometimes leaves us feeling empty even if we think we have more.
The Persian Life is an 1892 oil on canvas impressionist painting by Juan Luna currently located at the GSIS Museum of Fine Arts in Pasay City, Philippines. The painting depicts an interior cafe scene showing a woman sitting uncomfortably on a cushion with her legs in an unusual position, looking disappointed and unhappy while a man drinks and socializes on the other side, potentially having an affair with another man. The scene aims to convey the lesson that wealth cannot always save us and sometimes leaves us feeling empty even if we think we have more.
The Persian Life is an 1892 oil on canvas impressionist painting by Juan Luna currently located at the GSIS Museum of Fine Arts in Pasay City, Philippines. The painting depicts an interior cafe scene showing a woman sitting uncomfortably on a cushion with her legs in an unusual position, looking disappointed and unhappy while a man drinks and socializes on the other side, potentially having an affair with another man. The scene aims to convey the lesson that wealth cannot always save us and sometimes leaves us feeling empty even if we think we have more.
Location of the work: GSIS Museum of Fa Art- Pasay City
Iconic Plane
Type of Art: Painting
Source of subject: Interior d’un Cafi
Kind of subject: Impressionist painting
With her dress and gloves
We have a man in this side would drink and socialize Girls is disappointed and unhappy Her relaxing on cushion Her legs in an usually uncomportable position Lady sitting in the sofa Identified as a flirt and prostitute This girl affair with another man Can prove as a lesson to the viewers of the painting Wealt can never save us always Sometimes leave us empty even if we think we have more