The artwork titled “A Storm is Coming” was created by Franz Xaver Winterhalter in 1834. Using oil on canvas as the medium, this piece belongs to the art movement of Classicism and falls under the genre of genre painting. In the artwork, a woman and a child are depicted in a moment of tense anticipation …
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The painting “Harbour Scene at Sunset” is a classical artwork by the renowned 17th-century artist Claude Lorrain. Completed in 1643, this oil on canvas measures 99 by 74 centimeters and exemplifies the Classicism art movement. As part of the genre painting category, it depicts a harmonious and idealized vision of a harbor at the brink …
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The painting titled “Harbour Scene with Grieving Heliades” was created by the French artist Claude Lorrain around 1640. The artwork is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 175.5 by 125.5 centimeters. It reflects the principles of Classicism in its style, and it is categorized as a genre painting. The scene depicted is likely an imagined …
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“Harbour view at sunrise,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1637, is an oil on canvas painting that measures 74 x 98.3 cm. As a work of Classicism, this cityscape genre piece depicts a serene and composed harbor scene bathed in the gentle light of dawn. The artwork is part of the collection at the Rijksmuseum …
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The “Embarkation of St. Paula Romana at Ostia” is a classical oil painting created by Claude Lorrain around 1638. The artwork measures 145 x 211 cm and is currently housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. This religious painting belongs to the classicism art movement. In the painting, Claude Lorrain depicts a serene …
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The artwork “Embarkation of Ulysses” is an oil on canvas painting created by the artist Claude Lorrain in the year 1646. Measuring 150 x 119 cm, it falls under the genre of mythological painting and is a product of the Classicism art movement. The painting is held at the Louvre in Paris, France. This painting …
The painting titled “Hagar and Ismael in the desert,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1668, reflects the Classicism art movement and belongs to the genre of religious painting. This artwork can be found at the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. It depicts a biblical scene featuring Hagar and her son Ismael set in a vast …
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The artwork titled “Harbour with Villa Medici,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1637, is an oil painting on canvas. It measures 133 by 102 centimeters and is categorized under the genre painting genre. This piece is part of the Classicism art movement and is currently housed in the Uffizi Gallery in Florence, Italy. The artwork …
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“Claude Lorrain’s “Italian Coastal Landscape,” created in 1642, is an oil painting on canvas that falls within the Classicism movement. This landscape artwork, with dimensions of 131 x 97 cm, is currently housed at the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, Germany. The artwork depicts a serene coastal scene, framed by classical architecture and lush foliage. Tall, ancient …
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“Landscape with Aeneas at Delos,” executed by Claude Lorrain in 1672, is an oil painting on canvas that epitomizes the Classicism art movement. This artwork, which measures 134 x 99.7 cm, belongs to the genre of mythological painting. It is housed in the National Gallery in London, UK. The artwork depicts a serene and idealized …
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“Landscape with an Imaginary View of Tivoli,” crafted by Claude Lorrain in 1642, is an exemplary work of Classicism painted with oil on copper. Measuring 25.7 by 21.6 centimeters, this symbolic painting is housed in the Courtauld Gallery in London, UK. The artwork depicts a sweeping, romanticized landscape bathed in the warm light of either …
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“Landscape with Apollo and the Muses,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1652, is an oil painting on canvas that epitomizes the Classicism art movement. This mythological painting, with dimensions of 290 x 186 cm, is housed in the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, UK. The artwork portrays a tranquil and idealized natural landscape, illuminated by …
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The artwork in question, titled “Landscape with Apollo Guarding the Herds of Admetus,” was created by the artist Claude Lorrain in the year 1645. Painted using oil on canvas, this mythological painting is part of the Classicism art movement and is housed in the Galleria Doria Pamphilj in Rome, Italy. The artwork depicts a serene …
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The artwork entitled “Landscape with Ascanius Shooting the Stag of Sylvia” was painted in 1682 by Claude Lorrain. This mythological painting, rendered in oil on canvas, belongs to the Classicism art movement and measures 150 x 120 cm. It is presently housed in the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, UK. The artwork depicts a serene and …
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The artwork, titled “Landscape with Cephalus and Procris Reunited by Diana,” was created by Claude Lorrain in 1645. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece is part of the Classicism art movement. It measures 132 by 102 centimeters and falls within the genre of mythological painting. “Landscape with Cephalus and Procris Reunited by Diana” is …
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“Landscape With Dancing Satyrs and Nymphs,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1646, epitomizes the Classicism art movement while being a quintessential example of mythological painting. Currently housed at the National Museum of Western Art in Tokyo, Japan, the artwork depicts an enchanting scene where satyrs and nymphs engage in a joyous dance amidst an idyllic …
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“Landscape with Erminia in Discourse with the Old Man and his Sons” is a distinguished artwork by Claude Lorrain, completed in 1666. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece belongs to the Classicism movement and is rendered in the genre of literary painting. Measuring 137 x 92.5 cm, the artwork is currently held in a …
“Landscape with Flight into Egypt,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1663, is a religious painting done in oil on canvas. The artwork, a quintessential piece of the Classicism art movement, measures 193 by 147 centimeters. It is housed in the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid, Spain. The artwork portrays a serene and bucolic landscape, characterized by …
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“Landscape with Merchants,” an oil on canvas masterpiece created circa 1630 by Claude Lorrain, is an exemplary work of the Classicism movement. This landscape genre painting, measuring 143.6 x 97.2 cm, epitomizes Lorrain’s adeptness in depicting serene natural settings intertwined with human activity. The artwork presents a captivating scene dominated by a calm, expansive river …
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The artwork entitled “Landscape with Paris and Oenone,” crafted by Claude Lorrain in 1648, is an oil painting on canvas representing the art movement of Classicism. This mythological painting, measuring 150 by 119 centimeters, is housed in the Louvre, Paris, France. The artwork epitomizes Lorrain’s mastery in classical landscape painting blended with mythological themes. Dominated …
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“Landscape with Psyche Outside the Palace of Cupid,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1664, is a notable work housed in the National Gallery, London, UK. Falling under the Classicism movement and classified as a mythological painting and landscape, the artwork exemplifies the artist’s mastery in combining mythological themes with beautiful nature scenes. The artwork depicts …
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“Landscape with Repentant Magdalene,” created by Claude Lorrain circa 1647, is an oil painting on canvas representative of the Classicism art movement. This religious painting, measuring 162 by 241 cm, is housed at the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The artwork portrays a vast and serene landscape bathed in the subtle hues of dawn …
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The artwork “Landscape with Rest in Flight to Egypt” is a religious painting created by Claude Lorrain in 1666. Executed in oil on canvas and measuring 157 x 113 cm, it is a distinguished piece within the Classicism art movement. This esteemed artwork is housed in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. In “Landscape …
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The artwork, titled “Landscape with Shepherds,” is an exquisite oil painting by Claude Lorrain, created around the year 1646. It is a notable piece from the Classicism movement and measures 91 by 68.8 centimeters. The painting belongs to the landscape genre and showcases Lorrain’s masterful ability to blend natural sceneries with human presence harmoniously. In …
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“Landscape with Shepherds – The Pont Molle,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1645, is an oil painting on canvas that exemplifies the Classicism movement and belongs to the landscape genre. This artwork is housed in the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in Birmingham, UK. The artwork portrays a serene, pastoral scene featuring shepherds and their …
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The artwork, titled “Landscape with the Adoration of the Golden Calf,” is an oil painting on canvas created by Claude Lorrain in 1653. Adhering to the Classicism art movement, this religious painting measures 142 centimeters by 248 centimeters. In the artwork, Lorrain masterfully depicts a serene and expansive landscape bathed in soft light, characteristic of …
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“Landscape with the Finding of Moses,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1638, is an oil painting on canvas that belongs to the Classicism art movement. The dimensions of the artwork are 138 x 209 centimeters. Exemplifying the genre of religious painting, this masterpiece is housed at the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The artwork …
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“Landscape with the Flight into Egypt,” created in 1647 by the esteemed artist Claude Lorrain, is an oil painting on canvas that epitomizes the principles of the Classicism movement. This religious painting, measuring 134 x 102 cm, is housed at the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany. The artwork portrays an idyllic scene that combines …
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Claude Lorrain’s “Landscape With The Marriage Of Isaac And Rebekah,” created in 1648, is an oil painting on canvas that exemplifies the Classicism movement. The religious painting, measuring 196.9 x 149.2 cm, is housed in the National Gallery in London, UK. The artwork presents a serene landscape bathed in soft, diffused light, characteristic of Lorrain’s …
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“Landscape with the Nymph Egeria and Numa,” a mythological painting by Claude Lorrain, exemplifies Classicism. Created in 1669, this oil on canvas artwork measures 155 by 199 cm. The artwork portrays a serene landscape infused with classical architecture. Dominated by lush vegetation, the setting is graced by a river where boats are moored, reflecting the …
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The artwork titled “Landscape with the Rest on The Flight into Egypt” was crafted by artist Claude Lorrain in the year 1666. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece exemplifies the Classicism art movement. It is classified as a religious painting and measures 157 by 116 cm. Presently, it is housed in the Hermitage Museum …
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The artwork titled “Landscape with Water Mill,” created by the artist Claude Lorrain in 1648, is an oil painting on canvas. This masterpiece, associated with the Classicism art movement, measures 197.8 by 150.6 centimeters and belongs to the genre painting category. It is currently located in the Galleria Doria Pamphilj in Rome, Italy. The artwork …
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The artwork, “Landscape with Goatherd,” painted by Claude Lorrain in 1636, is an oil on canvas masterpiece that exemplifies the Classicism art movement. This genre painting intricately captures the tranquility and natural beauty of a pastoral setting, thereby reflecting Lorrain’s profound appreciation for the countryside. In “Landscape with Goatherd,” the artist masterfully portrays a serene …
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The artwork titled “Marine with the Trojans Burning their Boats” was created by the artist Claude Lorrain in 1642. Executed with oil on canvas, this piece measures 152 x 105 cm and belongs to the Classicism art movement. This mythological painting captures a pivotal moment with historical and narrative significance. The artwork depicts an expansive …
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“Noli Me Tangere” is an oil on canvas painting created by Claude Lorrain in 1681. The artwork, embodying the artistic movement of Classicism, measures 141 by 84.5 cm. It is a religious painting currently housed in the Städel museum in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The artwork depicts a serene landscape imbued with a sense of …
“Pastoral Landscape,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1636, is an oil painting on copper. The artwork is a remarkable example of Classicism within the pastoral genre and is part of the collection at the Art Gallery of New South Wales (AGNSW) in Sydney, Australia. The artwork depicts an idyllic rural scene characterized by serene natural …
“Pastoral Landscape,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1648, is an exemplary work of Classicism. Measuring 39.4 x 53.3 cm, the artwork is categorized under the genre of pastoral. Presently, it resides in the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut, USA. The artwork presents a serene rural scene, bathed in the warm hues of …
“Pastoral Landscape,” an oil painting on canvas created in 1677 by Claude Lorrain, exemplifies the Classicism art movement and falls under the genre of pastoral art. The artwork is currently housed in the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas, USA. The artwork depicts an idyllic rural scene bathed in soft, diffused light, characteristic of …
The artwork titled “Pastoral Landscape with a Mill,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1634, is an oil painting on canvas. This work, representative of the Classicism art movement, measures 59.1 by 82.9 cm and belongs to the pastoral genre. It is presently housed in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) in Los Angeles, …
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The artwork titled “Port at Sunset,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1649, is an oil on canvas piece representing Classicism. Measuring 97 by 119 centimeters, this cityscape painting is housed in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. In the artwork, Lorrain masterfully captures a tranquil harbor at dusk. The canvas is imbued with a …
“Rest on the Flight into Egypt” is an oil painting on canvas by Claude Lorrain, a prominent artist of the Classicism movement. The artwork measures 208 by 152.5 centimeters and belongs to the genre of religious painting. The painting depicts a serene landscape with towering trees and a gently flowing river, set against a backdrop …
The artwork titled “Roman Ideal Landscape with Cephalus, Procris, and Diana,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1635, is a representation of the Classicism art movement. This landscape painting, housed in the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, Germany, showcases Lorrain’s quintessential style and the genre’s emphasis on idealized naturalism and harmonious compositions. The artwork presents an expansive and …
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“Seaport” by Claude Lorrain, created in 1638, is an exemplary artwork of the Classicism art movement and falls within the cityscape genre. The artwork, executed with remarkable precision and attention to detail, reflects the grandeur and elegance associated with the period’s artistic output. The artwork depicts a bustling seaport scene, bathed in the soft glow …
The artwork, titled “Seaport at Sunset,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1639, belongs to the Classicism art movement and represents the cityscape genre. This masterpiece depicts a bustling seaport bathed in the golden glow of the setting sun. The foreground is animated with numerous figures engaged in various activities, lending a dynamic and lively atmosphere …
The artwork entitled “Seaport with the Embarkation of St. Ursula,” executed by Claude Lorrain in 1641, is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 149 by 113 centimeters. Crafted within the Classicism movement, this religious painting is housed in the National Gallery in London, UK. The artwork captures a bustling seaport at dawn with ships prepared …
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The artwork, titled “Seascape with Aeneas on Delos,” was created by Claude Lorrain around the year 1671. The piece, executed in chalk, wash, ink on paper, is a representation of the Classicism art movement and measures 16 x 22 cm. This mythological painting is housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, Netherlands. In the artwork, there is …
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The artwork titled “Shepherd,” created by Claude Lorrain around 1657, is an exemplary piece of genre painting rendered in oil on canvas. Characterized by its dimensions of 121 x 160 cm, this work is firmly rooted in the Classicism art movement. In this serene composition, the viewer is presented with an expansive pastoral landscape bathed …
The artwork, titled “Study to Pastoral Landscape with Figures,” is a creation by the artist Claude Lorrain, dated to the year 1646. It is rooted in the Classicism movement and epitomizes the genre of sketches and studies. This distinguished piece is located at the British Museum in London, UK. The artwork depicts a tranquil pastoral …
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“The Campo Vaccino, Rome,” an oil painting on canvas by Claude Lorrain, is a distinguished example of landscape art within the Classicism movement. Rendered with meticulous detail, the artwork portrays a serene and expansive view of Campo Vaccino, the site of the Roman Forum, capturing the grandeur and atmospheric clarity characteristic of Claude Lorrain’s works. …
The artwork, “The Campo Vaccino, Rome” by Claude Lorrain, created in 1636, employs oil on canvas as its medium. Situated within the Classicism art movement, this cityscape masterpiece measures 106.1 x 78.1 cm and is currently housed in the Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, UK. In the artwork, Claude Lorrain presents a panoramic view of the …
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“The Dance Of The Seasons” is an allegorical painting by the artist Claude Lorrain, rendered in oil on copper. This artwork, belonging to the art movement of Classicism, measures 35 x 28 cm and is currently housed in a private collection. The artwork depicts a serene pastoral scene, embracing the idyllic and harmonious aspects characteristic …
“The Embarkation of St. Paula in Ostia” is a distinguished oil painting on canvas by the artist Claude Lorrain, exemplifying the Classicism movement. This religious work, measuring 211 x 145 cm, is housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain. The artwork captures a serene coastal scene bathed in the soft, golden light of …
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“The Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1648, is an exquisite oil on canvas painting reflecting the Classicism art movement. This artwork, a cityscape genre, measures 149 x 194 cm and currently resides in the National Gallery in London, UK. The artwork depicts a bustling harbor scene at dawn or …
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“The Expulsion of Hagar,” an oil painting on canvas created in 1668 by Claude Lorrain, exemplifies the Classicism movement. Measuring 140 x 107 cm, this religious painting is housed in the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. The artwork depicts a poignant biblical scene with an architectural edifice on the left, constructed in a classical style …
Created by the esteemed artist Claude Lorrain in 1663, “The Father of Psyche Sacrificing at the Temple of Apollo” is an oil painting on canvas. This artwork, housed at Anglesey Abbey in Cambridge, UK, epitomizes the Classicism art movement. It falls within the genre of mythological painting, depicting a scene of significant cultural and religious …
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The artwork, titled “The Judgement of Paris,” was created by the renowned artist Claude Lorrain around the year 1645. Executed in oil on canvas, it is an exemplary piece of the Classicism art movement and belongs to the genre of mythological painting. In this masterful composition, the artist portrays a serene and idyllic landscape, characteristic …
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“The Mill,” created in 1631 by the artist Claude Lorrain, is an exquisite oil-on-canvas masterpiece that epitomizes the Classicism art movement. Displayed at the Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) in Boston, Massachusetts, this landscape painting measures 85 by 62 cm. The artwork depicts a serene and idyllic countryside scene at dusk, with the sky painted …
The artwork, titled “Coast scene with Europa and Zeus in the guise of a white bull,” was crafted by Claude Lorrain in 1667. Executed using oil on canvas, this painting measures 137 by 100 centimeters and belongs to the Classicism art movement. The piece is categorized under the genre of mythological painting. In the artwork, …
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“The Roman Campagna” is an oil painting created by Claude Lorrain in 1639 in Italy. An exemplar of the Classicism movement, this landscape measures 101.6 by 135.9 centimeters. The artwork presents a peaceful pastoral scene with a gradual transition from the dark shadows of the foreground to the luminous sky in the background. On the …
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“The Siege of La Rochelle by Louis XIII” is a distinguished oil on canvas artwork created in 1631 by the renowned artist Claude Lorrain. Executed in the Classicism art movement, this historical painting measures 42 by 28 cm and is presently housed in the Louvre in Paris, France. The artwork captures a moment of military …
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The artwork, titled “The Village Festival,” was created by Claude Lorrain in 1639. Executed in oil on canvas and measuring 135 x 103 cm, this piece falls within the Classicism art movement and belongs to the genre painting category. Currently housed in the Louvre, Paris, France, the painting captures a vibrant and lively scene reflective …
The artwork, titled “Acis and Galatea,” was created by Claude Lorrain in 1657. It is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 100 x 135 cm, and belongs to the Classicism movement. This mythological painting is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany. The scene depicted in Lorrain’s “Acis and Galatea” showcases a tranquil …
The artwork titled “Aeneas and Dido in Carthage,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1675, is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 149.2 by 120 centimeters. This painting, belonging to the Classicism art movement, is currently housed in the Kunsthalle Hamburg in Hamburg, Germany. It is categorized as a mythological painting. The artwork exemplifies the grandeur …
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The artwork titled “Ulysses Returning Chryseis to her Father” was created by Claude Lorrain in 1644. Executed in oil on canvas, this work of art measures 150 by 119 centimeters and belongs to the Classicism movement. It is categorized as a mythological painting and is housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. The artwork …
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The artwork titled “Veduta of Delphi, with a Sacrificial Procession” was created by the artist Claude Lorrain circa 1645. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece epitomizes the Classicism art movement and belongs to the landscape genre. The dimensions of the artwork are 150 by 200 cm. The artwork portrays a serene and timeless landscape …
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The artwork titled “View of Delphi,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1672, is an exquisite example of oil on canvas. This piece, measuring 127 by 102 cm, belongs to the Classicism art movement and fits within the landscape genre. It is currently housed at the Art Institute of Chicago in Chicago, Illinois, United States. In …
The artwork titled “View of Delphi with a Procession” is an oil painting on canvas by the artist Claude Lorrain. This painting belongs to the Classicism art movement and falls under the landscape genre. In the artwork, a grand procession unfolds beneath a serene sky, set against a backdrop of lush greenery and towering rocky …
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“View of La Crescenza” is an exquisite oil painting on canvas created by the distinguished artist Claude Lorrain circa 1649. This landscape artwork, an epitome of Classicism, is housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, NY, United States. The artwork presents a serene and captivating landscape, showcasing Lorrain’s mastery in …
The artwork entitled “View of Seaport” by Claude Lorrain, created with oil on canvas, belongs to the Classicism art movement and falls under the landscape genre. This piece showcases Lorrain’s characteristic mastery in harmonizing human activity with natural surroundings. The artwork depicts an idyllic seaport scene imbued with the warm glow of a setting sun. …
The artwork, titled “View of Tivoli at Sunset,” was crafted by Claude Lorrain using oil on canvas. This piece is associated with the Classicism movement and belongs to the landscape genre. In the artwork, one is presented with a serene view of the ancient town of Tivoli, bathed in the warm hues of a setting …
“Villagers Dancing,” crafted by Claude Lorrain circa 1638, is an oil-on-canvas masterpiece embodying the Classicism art movement. Measuring 96.7 by 146 cm, this pastoral genre artwork is presently housed in the Saint Louis Art Museum, located in St. Louis, Missouri, United States. The artwork depicts an idyllic countryside scene bathed in warm, natural light, highlighting …
The artwork “Apollo and the Muses on Mount Helicon” is a mythological painting by artist Claude Lorrain, created in 1680. Rendered in oil on canvas, it reflects the Classicism art movement and measures 136.5 by 99.7 cm. This masterpiece is part of the collection at the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, Massachusetts. The artwork …
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“Apollo Guarding the Herds of Admetus,” created in 1654 by the esteemed artist Claude Lorrain, is an oil painting on canvas representing the Classicism art movement. This mythological painting resides in a private collection and intricately portrays a scene from ancient mythology. The artwork depicts the god Apollo tending to the herds of King Admetus, …
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The artwork titled “A Seaport at Sunrise” was created by the artist Claude Lorrain in 1674. It is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 96 x 72 cm, and reflects the Classicism movement. The artwork belongs to the genre of cityscape and is currently housed at the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. The artwork depicts …
The artwork titled “A View of the Roman Campagna from Tivoli” was created by the artist Claude Lorrain between the years 1644 and 1645. It belongs to the Classicism art movement and represents the landscape genre. Currently, this piece resides in the Royal Collection at Buckingham Palace in London, UK. The artwork showcases a serene …
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The artwork “Campo Vaccino (Forum Romanum)” by Claude Lorrain, created in 1636, is a notable piece within the Classicism art movement. This cityscape measures 21.1 x 27.5 cm. It eloquently captures the historic essence and grandeur of the Roman Forum, offering a glimpse into the magnificence of ancient Rome. The artwork depicts a bustling scene …
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The artwork titled “Cleopatra Disembarking at Tarsus”, created by the eminent artist Claude Lorrain in 1642, is a quintessential example of Classicism. Rendered in oil on canvas, this history painting measures 168 by 119 cm and is currently housed in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. In the artwork, Lorrain masterfully depicts the dramatic historical …
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The artwork titled “Villa in the Roman Campagna” was created by Claude Lorrain in 1646. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece epitomizes the Classicism art movement. Measuring 68.8 x 91 cm, the artwork falls within the genre of pastoral painting, showcasing an idyllic rural scene. In “Villa in the Roman Campagna,” Lorrain masterfully depicts …
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“The Abduction of Europa” is an oil painting on canvas created by Claude Lorrain in 1667. Representing the Classicism art movement, the artwork measures 101.6 x 134.6 centimeters and falls within the genre of mythological painting. The artwork depicts an idyllic and expansive coastal landscape bathed in soft light, characteristic of Claude Lorrain’s style. Dominating …
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“Easter Morning,” created by Claude Lorrain in 1681, is an oil on canvas artwork encapsulating the Classicism art movement. The landscape genre masterpiece measures 83 x 139 cm and currently resides in the Städel Museum in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The artwork presents an idyllic landscape bathed in the soft, diffused light of dawn. Tall, …
The artwork, titled “Landscape with the Nymph Egeria,” is by Claude Lorrain, created around 1669. It is a mythological painting rendered in oil on canvas, measuring 155 by 200 centimeters and reflecting the Classicism art movement. The painting features an idyllic landscape with a serene body of water in the background, bordered by lush greenery. …
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The artwork “Echo and Narcissus” is a classical oil painting by Nicolas Poussin, believed to have been created approximately between the years 1627 and 1628. The piece, which can be categorized within the mythological painting genre, measures 74 cm by 100 cm and is currently housed at the Louvre in Paris, France. As an emblem …
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“Eliezer and Rebecca at the Well” is an oil on canvas artwork by the esteemed 17th-century artist Nicolas Poussin, completed in the year 1648. The painting measures 118 by 199 centimeters and is a fine example of the Classicism art movement, which emphasizes clarity, order, and restrained emotion. Classified as a religious painting, it belongs …
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“Esther before Ahasuerus” is an oil painting on canvas by the eminent artist Nicolas Poussin, dating back to 1655. This artwork is an exemplar of the Classicism movement, measuring 155 x 119 cm. It falls under the genre of religious painting and is currently housed at the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The artwork …
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The artwork titled “Eucharist” is a creation of the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin, completed in the year 1637. Crafted with oil on canvas, this piece exemplifies the values and aesthetics of Classicism, a movement known for its emphasis on harmony, restraint, and adherence to classical standards of beauty. This religious painting belongs to Poussin’s significant …
“Extreme Unction,” created by the French painter Nicolas Poussin between 1636 and 1639, is an oil on canvas religious painting exemplifying the style of Classicism. Measuring 95.5 by 121 cm, the artwork forms part of the “Seven Sacraments” series and is currently held at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. The artwork is …
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The artwork titled “Extreme Unction” is an oil on canvas painting by the artist Nicolas Poussin, dating from around 1638 to 1640. It measures 95.2 x 120.6 cm and is executed in the Classicism style, reflecting the principles of order, clarity, and balanced composition that characterize this movement. The genre of the painting is religious, …
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The artwork “Gathering of Manna” by Nicolas Poussin is a quintessential example of the Classical style, painted circa 1637 using oil on canvas. The substantial size of this piece measures 149 by 200 centimeters and falls within the genre of religious painting. Currently, this significant historical artwork is housed at the Louvre in Paris, France. …
The artwork titled “The Infant Jupiter Nurtured by the Goat Amalthea” is a creation by the French artist Nicolas Poussin, dated around 1638. This oil on canvas masterpiece measures approximately 97 by 133 centimeters and belongs to the Classicism art movement, known for its emphasis on harmony, restraint, and adherence to recognized standards of form …
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“The Judgment of Solomon” is a classic religious painting executed by the French artist Nicolas Poussin in 1648. This artwork, comprised of chalk on paper, exemplifies the Classicism art movement and measures 24.8 cm in height by 38.4 cm in width. The prestigious Louvre in Paris, France, houses this notable piece that resonates with deep …
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The artwork titled “The Last Supper,” is an exemplar of the Classical period, painted by Nicolas Poussin between the years 1640 and 1649. This oil on canvas religious painting captures a seminal moment in Christian narratives: the final meal that Jesus shared with his apostles before his crucifixion. Poussin, through his mastery in the Classicist …
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“The Marriage of the Virgin” is an exquisite oil on canvas painting from the year 1640 by the renowned artist Nicolas Poussin, who was a seminal figure in the Classical art movement. This artwork, steeped in religious context, embodies the principles of Classicism through its structured composition, clear narrative, and harmonic proportions. The artwork meticulously …
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“The Massacre of the Innocents,” painted by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin circa 1628-1629, is an oil on canvas work exemplary of the Classicism art movement. The artwork measures 147 by 171 centimeters and is categorized as a religious painting. Currently, it is housed at the Musée Condé in Chantilly, France, where it continues to …
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The artwork titled “The Miracle of St. Francis Xavier” was created by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin in 1641. This classical oil on canvas painting belongs to the religious genre and is a manifestation of the Classicism art movement, emphasizing clarity, order, and harmony. In the artwork, Poussin depicts a dramatic and divine scene centered …
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The artwork titled “Hagar and the Angel” was crafted by the distinguished artist Nicolas Poussin around the year 1660. This oil on canvas masterpiece stands at 100 by 75 centimeters and is a seminal piece of the Classical art movement. It is categorized as a religious painting, which is a common genre for the artist’s …
The artwork “Holy Family” by Nicolas Poussin is a religious painting executed in oil on canvas between the years 1645 and 1650. Embodying the Classical art movement, it measures 97.8 by 129.5 centimeters. Currently, the work resides in the Fogg Museum, part of the Harvard Art Museums, located in Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States. The artwork …
“The Holy Family on the Steps” is an eminent work by Nicolas Poussin, crafted circa 1648, which exemplifies the classical style of art. This religious painting was executed using oil on canvas and measures approximately 69 by 98 centimeters. Currently, this artwork is part of the Kress Collection housed in Washington, DC, United States. The …
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The artwork titled “Holy Family with Angels” is a notable example of Nicolas Poussin’s work, envisioned during his classical period around 1625 to 1630. Rendered in oil on canvas, this piece is reflective of the Classicism movement, known for its adherence to order, clarity, and harmony. The dimensions of this religious painting are reasonably compact, …
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The artwork titled “Hymenaios Disguised as a Woman During an Offering to Priapus” is a creation of Nicolas Poussin, a renowned artist associated with the Classicism art movement. Painted circa 1634 to 1638, this mythological painting measures approximately 167 by 376 centimeters. It showcases Poussin’s adherence to the classical tenets of harmony, balance, and restraint …
The artwork “Ideal Landscape” by Nicolas Poussin was created in the period circa 1645-1650. This Classicist oil on canvas measures 120 by 165 centimeters and depicts a serene landscape scene. A manifestation of Classicism, the artwork is housed at the Museo del Prado in Madrid, Spain and is noted for its landscape genre. “Ideal Landscape” …
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The artwork titled “Institution of the Eucharist” was created by Nicolas Poussin in 1640. This oil on canvas painting is a significant piece within the Classical art movement, which is known for its adherence to order, harmony, and clarity. Measuring 325 by 260 centimeters, the artwork is a religious painting that is currently housed at …
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The artwork “Lamentation over the Body of Christ” is a classical oil painting on canvas created by Nicolas Poussin between 1628 and 1629. It falls within the realm of Classicism, an art movement characterized by clear, orderly, and well-proportioned structure with an emphasis on harmony and restraint. The painting’s dimensions are 101 by 145 centimeters, …
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The artwork titled “The Nurture of Jupiter” is an oil painting on canvas created by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin between the years 1635 to 1637. It exemplifies the principles of Classicism, a movement known for its adherence to the traditional standards of clarity, harmony, and balance, inspired by the art and culture of ancient …
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“The Poet’s Inspiration” is an oil on canvas painting by Nicolas Poussin, dating back to circa 1629 – 1630. With dimensions of 182 x 213 cm, this work exemplifies the Classicism art movement and belongs to the mythological painting genre. It is currently part of the collection at the Louvre in Paris, France, where it …
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“The Realm of Flora” is an evocative Classical painting by Nicolas Poussin, created in the period from 1630 to 1631. The artwork, rendered in oil on canvas, exemplifies the Classicism movement and is well known for its mythological genre. It measures 131 by 181 centimeters and is presently housed at the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in …
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The artwork titled “Landscape with a Man Killed by a Snake” is an oil on canvas piece created by the artist Nicolas Poussin in 1648. It is a quintessential work of the Classical art movement, known for its clarity, harmony, and order. The dimensions of this painting are 119.4 by 198.8 centimeters. As a landscape …
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“Landscape with Diogenes” is a notable work of art by Nicolas Poussin, dating from approximately 1647. This oil painting on canvas exemplifies the principles of Classicism, an art movement characterized by a clear, enduring aesthetic of order, clarity, dignified calm, and harmony. The artwork spans a significant 160 x 221 cm and can be classified …
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“Landscape with Polyphemus” is a classical oil on canvas painting by Nicolas Poussin, dating back to 1649. This artwork, nestled in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia, measures 149 by 197.5 centimeters. It embodies the Classicism art movement and blends landscape with literary painting, portraying themes from ancient literature. The artwork features a serene …
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The artwork “Landscape with St. James in Patmos” created by Nicolas Poussin dates back to 1640. It is an oil painting on canvas that embodies the principles of Classicism. As a genre, it blends religious themes with landscape, presenting a serene and structured depiction that is characteristic of Poussin’s style. Presently, it is housed at …
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“Landscape with St. Matthew and the Angel” is an artwork created circa 1645 by the classical French painter Nicolas Poussin. Crafted using oil on canvas, the painting is an exemplar of the Classical art movement, characterized by clarity, order, and harmony. The artwork’s dimensions are 99 by 135 centimeters, and it portrays a religious scene …
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“Landscape with the Funeral of Phocion” is an artwork by Nicolas Poussin, created in 1648. This oil on canvas painting exemplifies the Classicism movement and is a remarkable fusion of landscape and history painting. It measures 114 cm in height by 175 cm in width. The artwork is housed at the National Museum Cardiff in …
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The artwork titled “Marriage,” created by Nicolas Poussin between 1637 and 1638, is an oil on canvas religious painting that exemplifies the Classicism art movement. Measuring 117 x 178 cm, it forms part of the “Seven Sacraments” series and is currently housed at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, UK. The artwork presents a harmonious …
The artwork “The Saving of the Infant Pyrrhus” is an oil on canvas painting created by Nicolas Poussin in 1634. Measuring 116 by 160 centimeters, it is a history painting that belongs to the Classicism art movement. The painting is part of the collection housed at the Louvre in Paris, France. This genre of painting …
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“The Summer (Ruth and Boaz)” is an oil on canvas artwork by Nicolas Poussin, rendered between the years 1660 and 1664. A work emblematic of the Classicism art movement, it measures 118 by 160 centimeters and is categorized as a religious painting set within a landscape. This artwork is part of “The Four Seasons” series …
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The artwork titled “The Testament of Eudamidas,” created by artist Nicolas Poussin circa 1653, is an oil painting on canvas exemplifying the principles of Classicism. Measuring 111 by 139 centimeters, this history painting resides at the National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst) in Copenhagen, Denmark. It transports viewers to a historical narrative epitomizing …
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“The Triumph of Bacchus,” created by Nicolas Poussin in 1636, is an oil on canvas masterpiece emblematic of the Classical art movement. This mythological painting captures the essence of classical antiquity through its homage to themes and figures from ancient mythology. The artwork presents an exuberant procession of figures, celebrating Bacchus, the Roman god of …
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“The Triumph of David” is a notable oil on canvas artwork by Nicolas Poussin, created circa 1630. It exemplifies the Classical art movement, which often focused on clarity, order, and harmony, and valued antiquity. The artwork is categorized within the religious painting genre and measures 100 x 130 cm. Presently, the artwork beautifies the collections …
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“The Triumph of Flora” is an exquisite work of art crafted by the eminent artist Nicolas Poussin between 1627 and 1629. Manifesting the principles of Classicism, the artwork is executed in oil on canvas, stretching across dimensions of 165 by 241 centimeters. The mythological painting conveys a timeless narrative from classical antiquity and is part …
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“The Vision of St. Paul” is a distinguished artwork by Nicolas Poussin, created in the period between 1649 and 1650. Poussin, who is renowned for his contributions to the Classical art movement, utilized oil on canvas to orchestrate this religious painting. The artwork’s dimensions are 148 x 120 cm, and it currently resides within the …
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The artwork “Mars and Venus” is a masterful oil on canvas painting by the eminent artist Nicolas Poussin, completed in the period from 1626 to 1628. This work is a quintessential example of the Classical art movement, showcasing Poussin’s prowess in rendering mythological narratives. The painting’s substantial size, measuring 154.9 by 213.7 cm, contributes to …
The artwork “Martyrdom of St. Erasmus” is an oil on canvas painting by French artist Nicolas Poussin, completed in 1628. This artwork, which measures 320 x 186 cm, is exemplary of the Classicism art movement and embodies the religious painting genre. Presently, it is housed in the Pinacoteca Vaticana, located within the Vatican. In the …
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The artwork “Midas and Bacchus” created by Nicolas Poussin between 1629 and 1630 exemplifies the Classicism art movement. This oil on canvas measures 98 by 130 centimeters and can be categorized as a mythological painting. It is currently housed in the Alte Pinakothek in Munich, Germany. The piece features a scene derived from ancient mythology, …
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“Midas washing at the source of the River Pactolus” is an oil on canvas artwork created by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin in 1624. This work is a notable example of the Classical art movement and is characterized as a mythological painting. The dimensions of the artwork are 97 by 72 centimeters, and it currently …
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The artwork “Moses Striking Water from the Rock” is an oil painting on canvas by the renowned French artist Nicolas Poussin, created during the years 1633 to 1635. Embodied in the Classical art movement, this religious painting measures 97 by 133 centimeters and is currently housed at the Scottish National Gallery in Edinburgh, UK. The …
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The artwork “Moses Striking Water from the Rock” by Nicolas Poussin is a religious painting completed in 1649. This oil on canvas masterpiece measures 150 x 196 cm and is a prime example of the Classicism art movement. Currently, this significant historic and biblical depiction is housed at the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. …
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The artwork “Narcissus and Echo,” created by Nicolas Poussin in 1650, is a splendid exemplar of the Classicism art movement. Employing oil on canvas, this mythological painting measures 72 by 96.5 cm and is housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, Germany. Poussin’s work is recognized for its formal harmony, clarity, and disciplined use …
The artwork titled “Nurture of Bacchus” was created by artist Nicolas Poussin between approximately 1630 and 1635. Executed in oil on canvas, the painting is a prime example of the Classicism movement. The artwork measures 97 by 136 centimeters and falls within the mythological painting genre. Currently, it resides in the Louvre, Paris, France, where …
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The artwork “Triumph of Neptune” by Nicolas Poussin is an oil painting on canvas that dates back to 1634. It is a prime example of the Classical art movement, with its dimensions measuring 114.5 x 146.6 cm. This mythological painting is part of the collection at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Philadelphia, PA, United …
The artwork “Truth Stolen Away by Time Beyond the Reach of Envy and Discord” is a seminal piece by the artist Nicolas Poussin, painted in 1641. This oil on canvas work, which resides in the Louvre in Paris, France, represents the Classicism art movement and is categorized as an allegorical painting. The painting depicts a …
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The artwork “Venus and Adonis” by Nicolas Poussin, created circa 1624, is an exemplar of the Classicism art movement. Executed in oil on canvas, this mythological painting measures 99 by 134.6 centimeters and, as of the last known record, resides within a private collection. Poussin’s work often reflects the aesthetic principles of order, clarity, and …
The artwork titled “Venus Presenting Arms to Aeneas” is a classical oil painting on canvas by the French artist Nicolas Poussin created in 1639. It is housed within the permanent collection of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Rouen, located in Rouen, France. The piece measures 105 by 142 cm and is categorized under the mythological …
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The artwork titled “Venus Weeping over Adonis” is an oil on canvas painting created by the renowned artist Nicolas Poussin around 1625. Exemplifying the principles of Classicism, the painting is characterized by its ordered composition and clear lines, reflecting a style that sought to embody the values of discipline, harmony, and restraint. The mythological painting …
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The artwork titled “Victory of Joshua over the Amorites” was created by the renowned classical artist Nicolas Poussin between 1624 and 1626. The medium employed in this composition is oil on canvas, and it exemplifies the artistic principles of Classicism. As a religious painting, it depicts a narrative from a spiritual context, managing to imbue …
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The artwork titled “Victory of Joshua over the Amalekites” was created by the artist Nicolas Poussin around circa 1625. This oil on canvas masterpiece measures 97.5 by 134 centimeters and exemplifies the principles of Classicism, an art movement known for its representation of clarity, order, and harmony. The genre of this painting is religious, capturing …
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The artwork “Virgin and Child” is a classical religious painting by Nicolas Poussin, dating from circa 1625 to 1627. It is an oil on canvas composition with dimensions of 58 by 49 centimeters. The painting is an exemplar of the Classicism movement, which was characterized by a high regard for the traditions of antiquity and …
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“Ordination” is a renowned artwork completed by Nicolas Poussin, with an estimated creation period between c.1636 and 1640. This oil on canvas painting subscribes to the principles of Classicism and falls under the genre of religious painting. It is one of the pieces included in the series “Seven Sacraments,” and is currently held within a …
The artwork “Orpheus and Eurydice,” created by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin circa 1650, is a classic example of 17th-century Classicism. The oil on canvas painting, measuring 124 by 200 centimeters, belongs to the mythological painting genre and is prominently housed at the Louvre in Paris, France. Rendered with meticulous attention to compositional harmony and …
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The artwork “Pan and Syrinx” is a mythological painting by Nicolas Poussin, completed between 1637 and 1638. Poussin, known for his contributions to the classicism movement, employed oil on canvas as his medium to capture this scene. This artwork measures 82 by 106 centimeters and is currently housed in the Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister in Dresden, …
The artwork titled “Penance” is an oil on canvas painting crafted by Nicolas Poussin in 1647. As a significant piece in the history of art, it is categorized within the Classicism movement. The artwork measures 117 cm by 175 cm and represents the religious genre as a part of Poussin’s “Seven Sacraments” series. Presently, the …
The artwork “Pieta” by Nicolas Poussin is a seminal piece crafted during the period between 1625 and 1627. Executed in oil on canvas, the work epitomizes the classicist aesthetic, characterized by harmony, restraint, and adherence to antiquity’s perceived ideals. The painting’s dimensions are 57.8 by 48.7 cm. It embodies the religious painting genre and is …
The artwork titled “Queen Zenobia Found on the Banks of the Arax” is a creation by the esteemed artist Nicolas Poussin, dating back to the year 1634. This oil on canvas piece is a quintessential example of Classicism, an art movement characterized by clarity, order, and balance. Measuring 156 x 194.5 cm, it falls under …
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The artwork “Abduction of the Sabine Women” is an oil on canvas painting by Nicolas Poussin, dating from 1637 to 1638. This work is representative of the Classicism movement and is a mythological painting, measuring 206 x 159 cm. It is held in the prestigious Louvre Museum in Paris, France, where it continues to be …
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“Rest on the Escape to Egypt” is an oil on canvas work by Nicolas Poussin, a prominent figure in the classicism movement of art. Created between 1655 and 1657, the artwork measures 105 x 145 cm and falls within the religious painting genre. Presently, this significant piece is housed at the Hermitage Museum in Saint …
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The artwork titled “Winter (The Flood)” by Nicolas Poussin was executed between 1660 and 1664, employing the medium of oil on canvas. Measuring 117 by 160 cm, it resides within the Louvre in Paris, France. A part of the “The Four Seasons” series, it belongs to the Classicism art movement and brings together elements of …
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The artwork “Rinaldo and Armida” by Nicolas Poussin, dating from around 1625 to 1626, is an oil painting on canvas that embodies the principles of Classicism. This literary painting is housed in the Pushkin Museum located in Moscow, Russia. It draws its subject from a literary narrative and exemplifies the classical emphasis on order, clarity, …
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The artwork “Rinaldo and Armida” is a celebrated creation of the artist Nicolas Poussin, dated 1626. Poussin, a master of the Classical style, rendered this mythological painting on canvas using oil paints. As befits the Classical movement, the artwork encapsulates the principles of order, clarity, and harmonious proportion, depicting a narrative rooted in mythological lore. …
The artwork “Selene and Endymion” by Nicolas Poussin, created around 1630, is an oil on canvas that exemplifies the Classicism art movement. Measuring 122 by 169 centimeters, this mythological painting is currently housed in the Detroit Institute of Arts, located in Detroit, Michigan, United States. The artwork presents an interpretation of an ancient myth, achieved …
The artwork titled “Self Portrait” was painted by Nicolas Poussin in 1649. This oil on canvas masterpiece is a quintessential example of the Classicism movement and measures 78 by 65 centimeters. Representing the self-portrait genre, the piece currently resides in the Gemäldegalerie in Berlin, Germany. In this self-portrait, Nicolas Poussin depicts himself with a sober …
The artwork titled “Self Portrait” by Nicolas Poussin is a distinguished piece from the year 1650. This self-portrait is executed in oil on canvas, embodying the principles of Classicism, a movement characterized by clarity, order, and harmony. It measures 98 x 74 cm and is presently held in a private collection. This genre of the …
The artwork in question is a self-portrait by Nicolas Poussin, crafted in 1630, which captures a personal and introspective representation of the artist as he was recovering from a serious illness. This piece is reflective of the Classicism art movement to which Poussin belonged, where art was characterized by clarity, harmony, and restraint modeled after …
