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Daily Archives: June 17, 2013
Bather At the Source By Gustave Courbet
The Source(Bather At the Source) was made in 1868, which measured 128 x 97 cm. Now it is preserved in Orsay Museum located in Paris, France. This painting was a rebellion against The Source by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres and also the rebellion … Continue reading
Posted in Oil Painting, Realism
Tagged Bather, Gustave Courbet, nude figure, oil painting, Realism
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Moulin Rouge-The Youth Monument of Impressionists
Ten years before Renoir was born, the first steam-train had started in France, then the constructions of the railway was finished. People lived in the village went to Paris while the ones lived in Paris went to the village. The … Continue reading
Posted in Impressionism Painting, Oil Painting
Tagged ball, Impressionists, Moulin Rouge, Moulin Street, oil painting, Picasso, Renoir, Vincent van Gogh
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