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Le reveil de l enfant Gemälde ID:: 59366
Siehe Galerie in Schweden
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Le reveil de l enfant Le reveil de l enfant
Mus??e des Beaux-Arts, Dijon
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Mus??e_des_Beaux-Arts,_Dijon
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Solitude Gemälde ID:: 59367
Siehe Galerie in Schweden
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Solitude "Solitude,"
private collection
"Solitude,"
private_collection
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Idylle Gemälde ID:: 59370
Siehe Galerie in Schweden
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Idylle Idylle
Mus??e d'Orsay,
Paris
Idylle
Mus??e_d'Orsay,
Paris
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Pierre Corneille Gemälde ID:: 62890
Siehe Galerie in Schweden
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Pierre Corneille 1778 Terracotta, height 156 cm Musee du Louvre, Paris Eighteenth-century sculptors tended to portray scientists and men of letters rather than soldiers, as regards the famous men of the past. The vogue for retrospective portraits flourished and would continue to do so for a long time. Caffieri was particularly proficient at this genre, as seen by his wonderfully lifelike statue of Pierre Corneille. He captures the dramatist searching for an appropriate rhyme or twist in plot, a goose quill in his hand and a number of folios lying scattered at his feet. The sculptor is careful to avoid any anachronism and depicts him accurately in seventeenth-century dress, thus anticipating the historicism of the nineteenth-century artists. The composition reveals a remarkably harmonious sense of balance and it has an undeniable vivacity. Artist: CAFFIeRI, Jean-Jacques Title: Pierre Corneille Date: 1751-1800 French , sculpture : portrait 1778_Terracotta,_height_156_cm_Musee_du_Louvre,_Paris_Eighteenth-century_sculptors_tended_to_portray_scientists_and_men_of_letters_rather_than_soldiers,_as_regards_the_famous_men_of_the_past._The_vogue_for_retrospective_portraits_flourished_and_would_continue_to_do_so_for_a_long_time._Caffieri_was_particularly_proficient_at_this_genre,_as_seen_by_his_wonderfully_lifelike_statue_of_Pierre_Corneille._He_captures_the_dramatist_searching_for_an_appropriate_rhyme_or_twist_in_plot,_a_goose_quill_in_his_hand_and_a_number_of_folios_lying_scattered_at_his_feet._The_sculptor_is_careful_to_avoid_any_anachronism_and_depicts_him_accurately_in_seventeenth-century_dress,_thus_anticipating_the_historicism_of_the_nineteenth-century_artists._The_composition_reveals_a_remarkably_harmonious_sense_of_balance_and_it_has_an_undeniable_vivacity._Artist:_CAFFIeRI,_Jean-Jacques_Title:_Pierre_Corneille_Date:_1751-1800_____French__,_sculpture_:_portrait
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Head of a Girl Gemälde ID:: 73839
Siehe Galerie in Schweden
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Head of a Girl Date 19th century
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 40.6 X 32.4 cm (15.98 X 12.76 in)
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Dimensions_40.6_X_32.4_cm_(15.98_X_12.76_in)
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Jean-Jacques Henner
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1829-1905
French
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