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Portrait of Omer Talon :: Philippe de Champaigne
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Philippe de Champaigne (1602-1674) Portrait of Omer Talon
Oil on canvas, 1649 (225 x 161.6 cm) ( 88,6 x 63,5 inch ) National Gallery of Art, Washington
image: Public domain
Philippe de Champaigne was a French painter and engraver of Flemish origin. He was one of the leading masters of the Parisian art school of the 17th century, an outstanding representative of the classicistic "Grand Style" of the reign of Louis XIV and its Italianizing trend, closely linked to Catholic doctrine.
Submitted by: JenKiriakos
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Bonjour !Est-ce que vous savez si Poussin avait un quelconque rraoppt avec la mythologie, ce que cela repre9sentait pour lui, e9tant donne9 qu'il a peint beaucoup d'oeuvres dans ce genre (je pense surtout e0 Narcisse et Echo ) ?Merci pour cet article !
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