The artwork, titled “Nude Male Figure with a Sword,” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1878. Executed in chalk, it reflects the Academicism art movement and falls under the genre of sketch and study. The artwork measures 49.3 by 32.3 cm and is housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (Met) in New York City, …
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The artwork titled “Nymph Abducted by a Satyr” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in the year 1860. Rendered in oil on canvas, this piece is a product of the Academicism art movement and belongs to the genre of mythological painting. The artwork is housed in the Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille, located in Lille, France. …
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The artwork “Oedipus Bids Farewell to Jocasta (study)” by Alexandre Cabanel, created in 1843, is an oil painting on canvas. With dimensions of 33 by 41 cm, this piece belongs to the Academicism art movement and is categorized as a mythological painting. In this artwork, Alexandre Cabanel depicts a dramatic and emotional scene deeply rooted …
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“Olivia Peyton Murray Cutting Wife of William Bayard” is an oil painting created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1887. The artwork is a part of the Academicism movement and falls under the genre of portraiture. The artwork depicts a refined and elegantly poised woman seated on a plush, red couch, which is adorned with luxurious, embroidered …
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The artwork titled “Ophelia” was crafted by Alexandre Cabanel in 1883. Utilizing oil on canvas as the medium, this piece resides within the Academicism art movement and exemplifies the genre of literary painting. With dimensions of 77 x 117.5 cm, the artwork is part of a private collection. The artwork depicts a tranquil yet poignant …
The artwork titled “Othello Relating His Battles,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1857, is an oil painting belonging to the Academicism art movement. It measures 115.6 x 130.8 cm and is classified under the genre of literary painting. This distinguished piece is part of the collection at the Speed Art Museum in Louisville, KY, US. …
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The artwork “Young Page in Florentine Garb” by Alexandre Cabanel, created in 1881, is an oil painting on canvas, exemplifying the Academicism art movement. The portrait dimensions are 104 x 71 cm, and it is currently held in a private collection. The artwork features a young page dressed in traditional Florentine attire, indicative of the …
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The artwork, titled “Pandora” and created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1873, is an oil painting executed in the Academicism style. Measuring 70.2 by 49.2 centimeters, this mythological painting is housed in the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore, Maryland, United States. In the artwork, Pandora is depicted as a delicate and serene figure, embodying the essence …
The artwork titled “Patricipance of Venice” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1881. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece exemplifies the Academicism art movement and measures 80.3 x 130.5 cm. It belongs to the portrait genre and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork features a female figure adorned in rich, red …
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The artwork, titled “Phedre” and created by artist Alexandre Cabanel in 1880, is rendered in oil on canvas. It belongs to the Academicism art movement and measures 100.3 by 148.5 centimeters. The genre of this painting is literary painting, and it is housed in the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, France. This evocative piece depicts the …
The artwork, titled “Pierre Balsan (1807-1869),” was created by Alexandre Cabanel using oil as the medium. It belongs to the Academicism art movement and falls under the genre of portraiture. In the artwork, a distinguished gentleman, Pierre Balsan, is depicted seated in an elegantly composed pose. His attire consists of 19th-century formal wear, including a …
The artwork titled “Portrait of Two Sisters” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1871. Rendered in oil on canvas, it belongs to the Academicism art movement and measures 73 by 59 centimeters. This portrait falls within the genre of portraiture and is currently held in a private collection. The artwork captures a tender moment between …
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“Portrait de Madame Edouard Hervé” is a distinguished artwork created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1884. Rendered in oil on canvas, this piece represents the Academicism art movement. The portrait, measuring 102 x 75.5 cm, is housed in the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris in Paris, France. The genre of this work is …
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“Portrait of a Young Artist,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1842, is an oil painting on canvas belonging to the Academicism art movement. This portrait, which resides in a private collection, exemplifies the genre of portraiture and reflects the meticulous technique characteristic of Academic art. The artwork depicts a young man, presumably an artist, rendered …
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“Portrait of a young Italian woman, also said of a Bohemian” is an artwork created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1875. Painted with oil on canvas, this academicist portrait measures 49.2 x 39.5 cm and is currently housed in a private collection. The artwork depicts a young woman with dark hair adorned in a red headscarf, …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of child with toys” is an oil painting on canvas created by Alexandre Cabanel, an artist associated with the Academicism movement. Measuring 61 by 50 centimeters, this portrait belongs to the genre of portraiture and is currently housed in a private collection. In the artwork, a child is depicted with a …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Countess E.A. Vorontova-Dashkova” was executed by the artist Alexandre Cabanel in the year 1873. The medium used in this creation is oil on canvas, and the piece is part of the Academicism art movement, belonging to the genre of portraiture. The artwork is currently housed in the Hermitage Museum located …
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The artwork, “Portrait of John William Mackay,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1878, is an exquisite example of Academicism. This oil painting on canvas, measuring 85.1 x 129.5 cm, is a portrait genre piece located in a private collection. The portrait depicts a distinguished gentleman, John William Mackay, seated with poise and dignity. The subject …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Mademoiselle Louise Mares” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1851. Executed in oil, this piece belongs to the Academicism art movement and represents the genre of portraiture. This artwork portrays a young woman, Mademoiselle Louise Mares, standing gracefully amidst a natural background characterized by lush greenery and blooming flowers. She …
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The artwork titled “Portrait of Mary Victoria Leiter, the later Lady Curzon of Kedleston, Vicereine of India,” was created by the artist Alexandre Cabanel in 1887. Executed in oil, the painting belongs to the Academicism movement and measures 129.5 x 94 cm. Renowned for its elegance and detail, it falls within the genre of portraiture. …
“Portrait of Miss Cornelia Lyman Warren Trustee of Wellesley,” an oil on canvas painting by Alexandre Cabanel, was completed in 1871. Falling under the Academicism art movement, this portrait is presently housed in the Davis Museum at Wellesley College, Wellesley, MA, US. The dimensions of the artwork are 87.96 by 182.58 cm. It is a …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Miss Fanny Clapp,” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in the year 1881. This oil on canvas painting belongs to the Academicism art movement and measures 73 x 55.9 cm. It is a portrait genre artwork and is currently located at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut, United …
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“Portrait of Miss Matthews,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1880, is an oil painting exemplary of Academicism, focusing on the genre of portraiture. The artwork features a young woman depicted with remarkable elegance and subtle emotional depth. Cabanel employs a dark background to accentuate the figure of Miss Matthews, who is adorned in a delicate …
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“Portrait of Prince K.A. Gorchakov” is an oil on canvas painting created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1868, representative of Academicism, and categorized within the portrait genre. The artwork is housed in the Hermitage Museum in Saint Petersburg, Russia. The artwork features a masterfully rendered portrayal of Prince K.A. Gorchakov. The subject is depicted with a …
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The artwork, titled “Portrait of Young Lady,” is a distinguished oil painting on canvas created by the artist Alexandre Cabanel. This piece is an exemplary representation of the Academicism movement and falls within the portrait genre. Measuring 127 x 78 cm, the artwork is part of a private collection. Capturing the refined elegance of its …
The artwork, titled “Psyche,” is an exquisite oil painting on canvas created by the artist Alexandre Cabanel in 1881. It is a notable representation of Academicism, standing at 102.2 x 73.3 cm in dimension, and belongs to the genre of mythological paintings. Presently, this distinguished piece resides in a private collection. “Psyche” depicts a graceful …
“Rebecca and Eliezer” is an 1883 artwork by Alexandre Cabanel, executed in oil on canvas. This religious painting, belonging to the Academicism movement, is part of a private collection. The artwork presents a biblical scene set in a desert landscape at dusk. It depicts Rebecca drawing water from a well and offering it to Eliezer, …
The artwork entitled “Ruth Gleaning,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1886 in France, is an exemplary piece of Academicism, a prominent art movement. Executed with oil on canvas, this religious painting spans 115.7 x 87.6 cm and depicts a biblical scene with profound grace and nuance. The artwork features Ruth, a central figure in the …
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“Saint Monica in a Landscape” is an oil painting created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1845 during the Academicism art movement in France. The artwork, which is a religious painting, measures 100.33 x 81.28 cm. The artwork depicts Saint Monica, adorned with a halo, emphasizing her sanctity and divine nature. She is positioned centrally, gazing forward …
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The artwork “Samson and Delilah,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1878, is an oil painting on canvas that adheres to the Academicism art movement. This religious painting, measuring 92.7 x 64.8 cm, is currently held in a private collection. The artwork depicts the biblical characters Samson and Delilah with profound emotional intensity. Delilah, adorned in …
The artwork, named “Self-Portrait,” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1852. Executed using oil on canvas, this piece is a notable example of the Academicism art movement. The self-portrait measures 62.4 by 47 centimeters and is currently housed at the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, France. The artwork depicts a solemn and introspective portrayal of the …
The artwork, titled “Self Portrait (aged 17)”, was created by Alexandre Cabanel in the year 1840. Executed using oil on canvas, the painting is a representative piece of the Academicism movement, and it measures 46.5 x 33.5 cm. This self-portrait, belonging to the genre of self-portraits, is currently housed in the Musée Fabre located in …
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“Self Portrait as a Child,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1836, is an oil painting on canvas that is recognized for its adherence to the principles of academicism. Measuring 51 by 42 cm, this self-portrait is a prime example of Cabanel’s early work and is housed in the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, France. The artwork …
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The artwork, entitled “Study for ‘Fallen Angel’,” was created by the artist Alexandre Cabanel circa 1846 in France. This piece, rendered in oil on canvas, belongs to the Academicism movement and serves as a sketch and study. It measures 25.2 by 37.4 centimeters. The artwork depicts a solitary figure, a fallen angel, in a moment …
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“The Beautiful Portia” is an oil painting on canvas created by the artist Alexandre Cabanel in the year 1886. The artwork, which falls under the Academicism movement, is a portrait genre piece with dimensions of 132.1 x 91.8 cm. Currently located in a private collection, this exquisite painting captures the essence of its period through …
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“The Chiarrucia” is an oil painting on canvas created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1848, measuring 97 by 78 cm. The artwork belongs to the Academicism movement and is classified as a portrait. The artwork presents a woman adorned in traditional attire, depicted with meticulous detail characteristic of the Academicism movement. She wears a white, loosely …
The artwork, titled “The Daughter of Jephthah,” is a painting by the artist Alexandre Cabanel, created in 1879. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece belongs to the Academicism art movement, with dimensions of 64.8 by 100.3 cm. It is a religious painting that currently resides in a private collection. The artwork depicts a somber …
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The artwork, created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1851, is titled “The Death of Moses”. This piece is an oil painting on canvas and belongs to the Academicism art movement. It is categorized as a religious painting and is housed at the Dahesh Museum of Art in New York City, NY, US. The artwork depicts a …
“The Evening Angel”, created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1848 in France, is a religious painting executed with oil on canvas. Measuring 19 x 23 cm, this artwork is a part of the Academicism movement and is currently housed in the Musée Fabre in Montpellier, France. In the artwork, one observes a serene angelic figure seated …
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“The Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Paradise” is an oil on canvas painting by Alexandre Cabanel, created circa 1867. This artwork belongs to the Academicism art movement and measures 94 x 121.9 cm. It is categorized under the genre of religious painting and is currently housed at the Musée d’Orsay in …
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The artwork, titled “The Widow of the Chapel Master,” is an oil painting created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1859. It is a genre painting that falls within the Academicism art movement. Currently, the painting is housed in the National Palace Museum located in Taipei, Taiwan. The artwork portrays a somber scene set in an elaborately …
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The artwork titled “Venus,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1875, is an oil painting originating from France. It falls under the Academicism art movement and is characterized as a mythological painting. The artist’s skillful use of oil paints has bestowed the painting with an ethereal quality, adhering to the stylistic conventions of Academicism. This mythological …
“Albaydé,” created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1848, is an exquisite oil-on-canvas painting epitomizing the academicism movement. The artwork measures 98 x 80 cm and falls within the genre of portraiture. In “Albaydé,” the artist skillfully captures a serene and poised young woman adorned with a delicate expression. The lady is depicted in a sensuous reclining …
The artwork titled “Orestes” by Alexandre Cabanel, completed in 1846, is an oil on canvas piece that is part of the Academicism art movement. Measuring 221 by 236.2 centimeters, it is classified under the genre of history painting. The artwork portrays a dramatic scene centered around the mythological figure Orestes from Greek mythology. Depicted in …
The artwork titled “Alfred Bruyas” was created by Alexandre Cabanel in 1846. This oil on canvas painting is representative of the Academicism movement and is categorized as a portrait. Measuring 73.98 x 63.18 cm, this distinguished piece can be found in the Musée Fabre, located in Montpellier, France. In the artwork, the subject, Alfred Bruyas, …
The artwork “Algae and Boniface,” created by Alexandre Cabanel around 1857, exemplifies the Academicism art movement. Executed in oil on canvas, this piece measures 62.2 by 68 centimeters and resides in the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio. Known for its exploration of religious and historical themes, this painting is a testament to Cabanel’s …
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The artwork, titled “Two Still Lives,” was created by Lili Elbe in 1901. Situated within the Academicism art movement, this still life piece exemplifies the artist’s meticulous attention to classical details and composition. The artwork presents a serene and composed arrangement of three vessels placed on a flat surface, each meticulously rendered to highlight their …
The artwork titled “Icarus and Daedalus,” is a mythological painting by Frederic Leighton created around the year 1869 in the United Kingdom. Rendered in oil on canvas, this piece firmly belongs to the Academicism art movement. Measuring 138.2 by 106.5 cm, it encapsulates a mythological genre, with a poignant depiction of the ancient Greek myth. …
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The artwork titled “Ida, Adrian and Frederic Marryat” was created by Frederic Leighton, a prominent figure within the Academicism art movement. This piece is a portrait genre, showcasing the artist’s adept skill in capturing human subjects with a refined and classical approach. The artwork depicts three young children, presumably siblings, arranged in a composed and …
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“Waiting” is an oil on canvas painting by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, created in 1902. This artwork, executed in the Academicism style, is a portrait that measures 65.4 x 116.8 cm and is part of a private collection. Bouguereau, known for his skillful technique and classical themes, captures a sense of serene beauty and contemplation in this …
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The artwork titled “Still life with stone” was created by the renowned artist Pablo Picasso in 1924. The medium used for this piece is acrylic, and it can be classified as part of the Academicism movement. The dimensions of the artwork are 97.8 x 130.8 cm, and it falls within the genre of poster art. …
The artwork titled “Aspasia” is a creation by the renowned artist Marie Bracquemond, who excelled within the Academicism movement. This particular piece is categorized as a history painting, which is a genre dedicated to representing historical, mythological, or allegorical narratives. Upon observing the artwork, one is struck by the depiction of a classical figure, presumably …
Created by Albert Joseph Moore in 1869, “A Venus” is a mythological painting rendered in oil on canvas, epitomizing the Academicism movement. The artwork measures 76.2 by 160 cm and is currently housed in the York Art Gallery in York, UK. Created during the era when Academic art celebrated traditional forms and historical, mythological, and …
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“Evening Mood,” a work by William-Adolphe Bouguereau dating to circa 1882, is an oil painting exemplifying the Academicism movement. Measuring 207.5 cm by 108 cm, this allegorical painting presently belongs to the collection of the Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana in Havana, Cuba. The artwork depicts an ethereal female figure standing on …
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The artwork titled “Child at Bath” was created by the esteemed artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau circa 1886, embodying the Academicism movement of that era. It is an oil on canvas piece, showcasing the traditional artistic mastery in its portrayal of a young subject. Measuring approximately 83.5 x 61.6 cm (32 7/8 x 24 1/4 in.), this …
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“The Bathers” is a notable artwork by the esteemed artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau, completed in the year 1884. Painted using oil on canvas, it exemplifies the Academicism art movement. The artwork measures 129 by 201 cm and falls within the nude painting genre. It currently resides at the Art Institute of Chicago, located in Chicago, IL, …
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The artwork titled “Admiration” is a creation of artist William-Adolphe Bouguereau, completed in the year 1897. This oil on canvas reflects Bouguereau’s commitment to the Academicism movement, which emphasized the traditional standards of beauty and mastery of technique prevalent during the 19th century. With dimensions of 200 x 147 cm, this genre painting resides in …
“The Bather,” a work by Adolphe Piot, is an embodiment of the Academicism art movement, rendered in the unforgiving permanence of oil on canvas. With its dimensions measuring 100.3 cm in height and 71.4 cm in width, this portrait is held within a private collection. The artwork captures the delicate portrayal of a solitary figure, …
The artwork titled “A Summer Night” was created by Albert Joseph Moore in the year 1890. This genre painting was executed using oil on canvas and measures 228.5 by 132 centimeters. It exemplifies Academicism, an art movement valuing the principles of traditional academic art, particularly those associated with the European academies of art. This work …
The artwork titled “A Still Life With Fruit, Roses And A Pitcher Set On A Marble Ledge” is a work by Adalbert Schaffer that is affiliated with the Academicism movement, which is characterized by a rigorous adherence to classical forms and techniques. This particular piece is a still life, a genre that captures inanimate objects …
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“A Watermelon and Other Fruit by An Ornamental Ewer” is a still life painting credited to Adalbert Schaffer, an artist known for his academic style. The artwork is a quintessential example of Academicism, a movement that emphasized rigorous formal training and the adherence to established artistic conventions derived from the European art academies of the …
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“Blumenstillleben,” created by the artist Adalbert Schaffer in 1849, is a still life that resides within the art movement known as Academicism. This artwork epitomizes the movement’s emphasis on controlled technique and elevated formal standards derived from the study of classic art and nature. In observing the artwork, one is immediately greeted with a sumptuous …
The artwork “Fruchtestilleben” by Adalbert Schaffer is an exemplar of Academicism, a traditional art movement that highly values the technical skills and standards established by European art academies of the time. This still life genre piece showcases the artist’s ability to portray objects realistically and with fine detail, capturing the luxurious essence of the subject …
The artwork “Prunkstilleben” by Adalbert Schaffer, completed in the year 1857, is an exemplar of the Academicism movement in art. As a genre, this piece is categorized as a still life, which is an artistic depiction of inanimate subjects, often common objects which may be either natural (like food, flowers, dead animals, plants, rocks, shells, …
The artwork titled “Rich Still Life with Flowers and Fruit” by Adalbert Schaffer is an exemplar of Academicism, a movement that emphasized formal rules and polished execution drawn from classical art forms. As a still life, the piece meticulously portrays a vivid arrangement of flora and edibles. In the rich tableau, diverse textures and hues …
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The artwork “Stillleben mit Melone, Münzbecher und Deckelkrug” by Adalbert Schaffer is an exemplar of Academicism, a traditional art movement focused on formal rules and classical subjects. The genre of the piece, still life, is evident as it depicts inanimate subject matters, which are meticulously arranged to convey a sense of composition and light. Looking …
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The artwork titled “Stillleben Mit Fruchten, Rosen, Prunkkelch Und Vogel,” created by Adalbert Schaffer in 1850, is an exquisite example of Academicism. This still life genre painting reverberates with the meticulous skill and attention to detail characteristic of the academic art tradition, which emphasized neoclassical principles and precise technique. In the artwork, one beholds a …
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“Stillleben Mit Nautiluspokal Und Weintrauben” is an exquisite still life artwork crafted by the artist Adalbert Schaffer. Schaffer’s work is a testament to the Academicism art movement, which emphasized mastery of traditional techniques and subjects, often with a high degree of precision and formalism. This genre of art, still life, focuses on inanimate subjects, allowing …
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“Still Life with Fruits” is an artwork by Adalbert Schaffer, created in the year 1870. The piece is from the Academicism art movement, known for its rigorous adherence to classical forms and techniques. Characterized as a still life, the artwork embraces the genre’s traditional focus on the depiction of inanimate subjects, in this case, an …
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Adalbert Schaffer’s artwork “Still Life with Lobster,” created in 1853, is an exemplary piece illustrating the Academicism movement prevalent during the mid-19th century. The genre of the artwork is still life, which is characterized by its detailed and realistic depiction of inanimate objects. The artwork showcases a richly textured composition with an emphasis on luxury …
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The artwork “Untitled” by Adalbert Schaffer is a representative work within the art movement of Academicism and belongs to the genre of still life. This particular genre is dedicated to depicting inanimate subjects, often arranged with a focus on composition, color, and light. The artwork in question features a richly detailed still life arrangement that …
The artwork entitled “A Garden” was crafted by Albert Joseph Moore in 1869, utilizing the medium of oil on canvas. Measuring 85 by 173 cm, this genre painting is an exemplar of the Academicism art movement and is currently housed within a private collection. “A Garden” presents the viewer with a tranquil and well-composed scene, …
The artwork titled “A Garland,” created by Albert Joseph Moore in 1888, is a genre painting that exemplifies the Academicism movement. The painting captures two female figures draped in classical attire, standing amid what appears to be an elegant, architecturally detailed environment. The color palette is subtle, with an emphasis on the contrast between the …
The artwork titled “Amber” is an oil on canvas painting by the artist Albert Joseph Moore, dating from approximately 1876. This portrait is an exemplar of the Academicism art movement and, at present, is held in a private collection. The artwork presents a full-length portrait of a woman poised in a statuesque stance. She is …
The artwork titled “A Musician,” created by Albert Joseph Moore circa 1867, embodies the aesthetic principles of Academicism. The medium is oil on canvas, with dimensions of 38.7 x 28.6 cm. It is a genre painting that resides in the Yale Centre for British Art at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut, United States. The …
“An Idyll,” crafted by the artist Albert Joseph Moore in the year 1893, exemplifies the Academicism movement with genre painting as its chosen genre. The artwork is an oil on canvas piece, typical of the period’s refined and disciplined artistic expressions that valued formal technique and often depicted idealized subject matter. The artwork portrays two …
The artwork “An Open Book,” created by artist Albert Joseph Moore in 1884, embodies the artistic practices of Academicism and fits within the genre painting category. It is a watercolor on paper, measuring 42.2cm by 31.2cm, and currently resides in the Victoria and Albert Museum. The artwork depicts a woman in a moment of leisure …
The artwork “Apples” is a genre painting by the artist Albert Joseph Moore. Crafted in 1875, this piece is rendered in oil on canvas, adhering to the stylistic principles of Academicism. The painting presents an intimate tableau with dimensions of 50.8 by 29.2 centimeters, and it is currently housed within a private collection, accessible only …
The artwork entitled “Apricots,” executed by Albert Joseph Moore in 1866, embodies the quintessence of Academicism, an art movement characterized by a high regard for classical traditions. This oil on canvas piece is a genre painting, reflecting aspects of daily life but infused with an idyllic, classical aesthetic. The painting captures a moment in time, …
The artwork titled “A Reader” is an oil on canvas painting by the artist Albert Joseph Moore, created circa 1877. It is an exemplar of the Academicism art movement and falls under the genre painting category. The piece measures approximately 32 by 87.2 centimeters. In this composition, Moore portrays a lone figure engaged in reading, …
“A Reverie,” an artwork created by Albert Joseph Moore in 1892, is an oil on canvas portrait that represents the academicism movement. It has dimensions of 74.8 x 116.7 cm. This classic work exemplifies the artist’s focus on beauty and precision, common to the period’s art standards. The artwork depicts a woman in a luxurious, …
The artwork titled “A Sleeping Girl” was created by the artist Albert Joseph Moore around the year 1875 in the United Kingdom. It is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 308 by 225 centimeters, and exemplifies the Academicism movement. Classified as a genre painting, which depicts scenes of everyday life, this piece can be found …
“A Study in Yellow” is an artwork by Albert Joseph Moore that dates back to circa 1880. This oil painting on panel, measuring 12.7 by 38.1 cm, is a distinguished example of Academicism, a movement that emphasized form, technical precision, and brought classical styles and subjects into the contemporary period. The genre of the artwork …
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“A Workbasket,” painted in 1879 by Albert Joseph Moore, is an oil on canvas belonging to the Art Movement known as Academicism. With dimensions of 27.3 x 36.8 cm, this genre painting is housed in the Art Gallery of South Australia (AGSA) in Adelaide, Australia. The artwork portrays a figure reposed in a serene setting, …
The artwork titled “Azaleas” was created by the artist Albert Joseph Moore circa 1868 in the United Kingdom. This piece is a genre painting executed in oil on canvas, measuring 100.2 cm in height by 197.9 cm in width. It embodies the aesthetic principles of Academicism, an art movement characterized by a high regard for …
The artwork “Battledore” by Albert Joseph Moore dates back to approximately 1870. This oil on canvas genre painting exemplifies the academicism art movement. Belonging to a private collection, “Battledore” reflects Moore’s meticulous approach to classical beauty and form, typical of academic art during that period. In this artwork, an elegantly dressed woman stands against a …
The artwork titled “Blossoms,” created by Albert Joseph Moore, is a portrait completed around 1881 in the United Kingdom. It is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 147.3 cm in height by 46.4 cm in width. This piece is representative of Academicism, a traditional art movement that emphasized formality and technical precision. In “Blossoms,” the …
“Dancing Girl Resting” is an oil on canvas genre painting by Albert Joseph Moore, created circa 1864. This artwork aligns with the principles of Academicism, an art movement known for its adherence to classical forms and tradition. The painting is currently held in a private collection and is a compelling example of Moore’s artistry, showcasing …
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The artwork “Dreamers” by Albert Joseph Moore was completed in 1882. It is an oil on canvas painting that measures 119 by 69 centimeters and exemplifies the genre painting tradition within the Academicism art movement. Its current home is the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in Birmingham, UK. This piece of art conveys a sense …
The artwork titled “Elijah’s Sacrifice” was crafted by the artist Albert Joseph Moore in 1863. It belongs to the Academicism art movement and is categorized as a religious painting. This piece is housed in the Bury Art Museum located in Bury, UK. The artwork captures a moment of profound spiritual significance, detailing the biblical narrative …
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The artwork titled “Hairpins” is a creation of the artist Albert Joseph Moore, associated with the Academicism movement. It is a portrait and measures 44.1 by 29.2 centimeters. This piece belongs to a private collection and showcases Moore’s precise technical skill and his predilection for aesthetic composition. In the artwork, a serene and contemplative woman …
“Jasmine” is a captivating artwork by Albert Joseph Moore, created in 1893 in the United Kingdom. Utilizing oil on canvas as his medium, Moore’s work exemplifies the stylings of Academicism, a period characterized by traditional techniques and formal composition. The dimensions of the painting are 50.1 x 66.6 cm. Classified as a genre painting, “Jasmine” …
The artwork titled “Marigolds” is an oil painting on canvas crafted by the esteemed artist Albert Joseph Moore in the year 1877. This piece is a quintessential representation of the Academicism movement, which was known for its adherence to classical standards of beauty, harmony, and precision. The genre of the painting is portrait, capturing the …
The artwork titled “Loves of the Wind and The Seasons” is a remarkable example of Academicism created by the esteemed artist Albert Joseph Moore. Painted circa 1892, it embodies the aesthetic and technical precision characteristic of the academic art movement. The medium employed for this piece is oil on canvas, providing a luminous and enduring …
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The artwork entitled “Midsummer,” created by Albert Joseph Moore in 1887, is an oil on canvas that exemplifies the principles of Academicism. Measuring 155 x 160 cm, this genre painting captures the attention with its aesthetic and thematic elements. In this painting, the viewer is presented with three figures, likely allegorical in nature, rendered with …
The artwork entitled “Pansies” is a creation by Albert Joseph Moore, an artist associated with the Academicism movement. This oil on canvas was crafted circa 1875 within the United Kingdom and measures approximately 19.1 by 26 cm. Despite its title, the genre of this work is classified as a portrait, and it currently resides within …
The artwork titled “Pomegranates,” created by artist Albert Joseph Moore in 1866, is an oil painting on canvas, measuring 36 x 26 cm. Belonging to the Academicism art movement, this piece exemplifies the genre painting category, capturing scenes of everyday life and its social customs. “Pomegranates” presents a scene with a classical ambiance, featuring three …
The artwork titled “Portrait of William Moore” is the creation of artist Albert Joseph Moore, dated to the year 1858. This portrait, situated in the United Kingdom during the time, is associated with the art movement known as Academicism, which valued traditional forms and techniques. As a genre, this work falls under the category of …
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“Reclining Model” is a genre painting by Albert Joseph Moore, created circa 1873 in the United Kingdom. The artwork is executed in oil on canvas, adhering to the principles of Academicism, a movement known for its rigorous formality and adherence to traditional artistic standards. Measuring 47.8 cm by 29.8 cm, this painting is part of …
The artwork entitled “Sapphires” was crafted by the artist Albert Joseph Moore in the year 1877. This oil on canvas resonates with the principles of Academicism, an art movement known for its rigorous adherence to classical techniques and standards. Categorized as a portrait, the painting is housed at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery in …
The artwork titled “Seagulls,” created by the artist Albert Joseph Moore, dates back to circa 1871. The medium employed for this work is oil on canvas, and it was crafted in the context of the Academicism movement, which prioritized the formal dictates of the academies of art. Specifically, the genre of the piece is classified …
The artwork titled “Seashells,” painted by Albert Joseph Moore, is an exquisite piece executed in oil on canvas. This artwork is an embodiment of the Academicism movement, which valued traditional forms and the importance of high finish in paintings. As a genre painting, it is a representation of everyday life staged in a sophisticated manner. …
The artwork titled “Shuttlecock,” crafted by Albert Joseph Moore, dates back to circa 1870 and originates from the United Kingdom. It is an exemplar of the Academicism art movement, embodying the principles and methodologies favored by the formal academies of art. This specific genre painting showcases a domestic scene or daily life activity with an …
The artwork entitled “Silver,” a creation by Albert Joseph Moore dated 1886, is an oil on canvas belonging to the Academicism movement. With dimensions of 63.5 x 119.5 cm, this piece is categorized within the portrait genre and is currently held in a private collection. This painting presents a delicate and composed female figure draped …
The artwork titled “Study for Birds” is a creation of Albert Joseph Moore, dated circa 1878. Originated in the United Kingdom and crafted with oil and pencil on canvas, it is a fine example of Academicism in the arts. The piece measures 63.5 x 152 cm and is categorized as a portrait. Currently, it is …
The artwork “Study of Two Female Figures” by Albert Joseph Moore, dated circa 1868, is a notable example of Academicism, a style characterized by its adherence to classical standards of beauty, harmonious form, and skillful technique. This sketch and study is part of the collection housed at the British Museum in London, UK. It offers …
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“The End of the Story,” created by artist Albert Joseph Moore in 1877 in the United Kingdom, is an oil on canvas work belonging to the Academicism movement. Characterized as a portrait, the artwork exemplifies the formal qualities and refined technique associated with this period of art. The artwork portrays a solitary female figure standing …
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“The Gilded Fan,” an exquisite work by Albert Joseph Moore, embraces the aesthetic practices of Academicism. This portrait, executed with oil on canvas, measures 14.6 cm in height and 38.1 cm in width and currently resides within a private collection. The artwork encompasses the delicate balance of detailed figurative representation and the serene elegance characteristic …
The artwork titled “The Mother of Sisera Looked out a Window” was created by the artist Albert Joseph Moore in 1861 within the boundaries of the United Kingdom. This oil on canvas portrait is an exemplification of the Academicism art movement and is currently housed at the Tullie House Museum and Art Gallery. The artwork …
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“The Shulamite” is an oil on canvas painting by artist Albert Joseph Moore, created around 1865 in the United Kingdom. The artwork, which embodies the principles of Academicism, measures 214 by 97 centimeters and is categorized as a religious painting. It is currently housed at the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool, UK. The painting depicts …
The artwork titled “Topaz” was created by Albert Joseph Moore in the year 1879. Executed in oil on canvas, this work is a fine example of the Academicism art movement, which was characterized by an appreciation for traditional forms and a reverence for learning from the Old Masters. As a genre painting, “Topaz” captures a …
The artwork titled “William Connal, Jr. Esq. of Solsgirth” is a creation by artist Albert Joseph Moore, dated 1883. It is executed in oil on canvas and embodies the principles of Academicism, a style known for its pursuit of perfection in art with an emphasis on formal rules and classicism. The genre of this work …
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The artwork entitled “A blonde beauty holding a book” is an oil on canvas portrait by Adolphe Piot, an artist aligned with the Academic art movement. Measuring 45.7 by 38.8 centimeters, this piece is characterized by its refined, realistic representation, typical of the academic style. Currently, the painting resides in a private collection, indicating that …
The artwork titled “A young beauty” is a creation of Adolphe Piot, crafted using the medium of oil on canvas. Measuring 98 by 69 centimeters, this piece represents the portrait genre within the movement of Academicism and is part of a private collection. The care taken in rendering the delicate features of the subject and …
The artwork “A young girl with a basket of flowers” is an oil on canvas painting by Adolphe Piot, created within the Academic art movement. The portrait, measuring 66 cm by 50.8 cm, depicts a young female figure and belongs to a private collection. Rendered with a palpable sensitivity for detail, the artwork epitomizes the …
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The artwork titled “Girl With Flowers” is an enchanting oil on canvas painting by Adolphe Piot, whose contributions are often associated with the Academicism movement. It measures 56.8 cm in height and 41.8 cm in width, and it falls within the genre of portraiture. The painting is currently held in a private collection. This delicate …
The artwork titled “Origami dreams” is a creation by Adolphe Piot, rendered in oil on canvas. Exhibiting the fine detailing characteristic of the Academicism movement, this portrait measures 52 by 39.5 centimeters. It belongs to a private collection, signifying its exclusivity and value to its possessor. The genre of portrait suggests a representation of an …
The artwork entitled “Portrait of a girl with red shawl” is a creation by Adolphe Piot, an artist whose work is typically associated with the Academic art movement. Executed in oil on canvas, this portrait exemplifies the refined skill and attention to realism that is characteristic of Academicism. Currently, it resides within a private collection, …
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“Portrait of a Young Lady” is an oil on canvas painting by Adolphe Piot, a practitioner of the Academicism movement. The artwork measures 89 by 63.5 cm and belongs to the portrait genre. Though currently held in a private collection, the artwork showcases the distinct characteristics typical of Academic art, reflecting the refined and idealized …
The artwork entitled “Sappho,” crafted by Adolphe Piot, is an exquisite oil on canvas painting, belonging to the Academicism art movement. This portrait measures 46.4 x 38.1 cm and is maintained within a private collection. Its depiction resonates with the traditional academic values of finely wrought detail and a polished finish. The artwork presents a …
The artwork titled “Spring,” created by Adolphe Piot in 1892, is an oil on canvas painting representative of the Academicism movement. Characterized by its portrait genre, the artwork originates from a period where there was a high regard for technical skills and classical themes. This particular piece is part of a private collection. The artwork …
“The Little Flower Gatherer” is an oil on canvas artwork by Adolphe Piot, an artist known for his association with Academicism, an art movement that valued traditional forms and techniques. The artwork measures 91.44 cm in height by 66.04 cm in width and falls within the genre of portraiture. Currently, this piece resides within a …
The artwork titled “White Roses” is an oil on canvas painting by Adolphe Piot, an artist associated with the Academicism movement. This movement emphasizes a traditional, formal approach to art, characterized by the adherence to established standards of form and craftsmanship. The genre of the painting is portrait, and it currently resides in a private …
The artwork titled “A young beauty holding a red rose” is an exquisite oil on canvas created by Adolphe Piot, a painter who embraced the values of Academicism. Measuring 55.9 x 46.4 cm, this portrait genre painting currently resides in a private collection. It exemplifies the technical proficiency and aesthetic ideals characteristic of the academic …
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The artwork entitled “Young girl with a basket of flowers” is a portrait painted in oil on canvas by Adolphe Piot, who was known for his contributions to the Academicism art movement. The genre of this piece is portraiture and it currently resides within a private collection. The artwork depicts a young girl seated, gazing …
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The artwork entitled “Motherhood” by Adolphe Piot is a portrait executed in oil on canvas, measuring 119.4 cm by 80 cm. It is an example of Academicism, a style characterized by its adherence to traditional techniques and standards of beauty, and is currently held in a private collection. This painting captures a moment of tender …
“Portrait of a Lady” is a work of art by Adolphe Piot created in 1870. The artwork is executed in oil on canvas and is representative of the Academicism movement. Measuring 55.3 by 46 cm, this portrait belongs to a private collection. The artwork captures the genre of portraiture, which was prevalent among academic painters …
The artwork “A Neapolitan beauty,” created by Adolphe Piot in 1872, is an oil painting on canvas exemplifying the Academic art movement. The portrait measures 81 x 65.5 cm and is housed in a private collection. As a genre work, it portrays a figure representative of Neapolitan femininity and charm, characteristic of the period’s fascination …
The artwork titled “Young Italian Woman” is a refined oil on canvas portrait by the artist Adolphe Piot. This painting is an exemplar of the Academicism movement, characterized by its adherence to traditional forms and techniques. Measuring 64.8 cm by 53.3 cm, the artwork captures the essence of portraiture with a focus on the beauty …
“Meditation,” painted by William-Adolphe Bouguereau in 1885, is an oil on canvas artwork measuring 86.4 x 132.1 cm. This piece, exemplifying the Academicism movement, is housed at the Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha, Nebraska. The painting portrays a young girl seated on a stone block amidst a natural setting. She is dressed in a traditional …
The artwork “Self-portrait” by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, created in 1879, is an oil on canvas that measures 38.5 x 46.5 cm and is housed at the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts (MMFA) in Montreal, Canada. This work is a significant example of the Academicism movement, showcasing the artist’s technical skill and classical approach to portraiture. The …
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The artwork “Portrait of Madame la Comtesse de Cambaceres” by William-Adolphe Bouguereau, created in 1895, exemplifies the Academicism movement. The medium used in this piece is oil on canvas, and its dimensions are 90 x 121 cm. Capturing the essence of portraiture as its genre, the artwork is displayed at the Seattle Art Museum in …
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The artwork titled “Song of the Angels” was painted by William-Adolphe Bouguereau in 1881. This oil on canvas painting belongs to the Academicism movement and is categorized as a religious painting. Measuring 152.4 x 213.4 cm, the painting is currently housed in the Museum at Forest Lawn Memorial-Park in Glendale, California. The artwork features a …
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