Antonin Proust :: Anders Zorn
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Coquelin Cadet :: Anders Zorn
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Ernest Cassel :: Anders Zorn
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Breakfast in the herb garden :: Anders Zorn
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Portrait Of Karl Radnitsky :: Anton Romako
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Before fishing :: Fernand-Anne Piestre Cormon
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The Conoisseur :: Giacomo Favretto
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President Grover Cleveland :: Anders Zorn
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Portrait of Henry Evans Gordon :: Lord Frederick Leighton
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Moorish Guard :: Edwin Lord Weeks
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Alfred-Emilien, Comte de Nieuwerkerke :: Franz Xavier Winterhalter
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Edouard Andre :: Franz Xavier Winterhalter
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Fisherman :: Frank Richards, R.B.A.
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Prince Albert :: Franz Xavier Winterhalter
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The Maharajah Duleep Singh :: Franz Xavier Winterhalter
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William Douglas Hamilton, 12th Duke of Hamilton :: Franz Xavier Winterhalter
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Eustace Smith :: George Frederick Watts
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Frederic Lord Leighton, PRA :: George Frederick Watts
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Matthew Arnold :: George Frederick Watts
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Portrait of Sir John Everett Millais :: George Frederick Watts
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Portrait of Thomas Carlyle :: George Frederick Watts
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Self-Portrait :: George Frederick Watts
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The Master Smith of Lyme Regis :: James Abbott McNeill Whistler
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Self Portrait :: Jules Bastien-Lepage
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A Happy Family :: Julius Weyde
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In the middle of the 19th century are created either portraits in a rather conservative manner ("A Happy Family" by Julius Weyde), or in the more modern - "Breakfast in the herb garden" by Anders Zorn. The portrait is not only an image of the face of the hero, but also a whole moment of his life, attention is paid to the environment, and the character does not seem to be posing, but naturally exists in it. Such pictures are more vital and cause for the viewer more emotions.
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