Study of the Allegorical Figure France in Rubens' "The Exchange of the Two Princesses"
Paul Cezanne · 1882/1885 · graphite and pen and brown ink on wove paper
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About this picture
Study of the Allegorical Figure France in Rubens' "The Exchange of the Two Princesses" is a public-domain drawing by Paul Cezanne, dated 1882/1885. Graphite and pen and brown ink on wove paper. The file comes from National Gallery of Art.
“Study of the Allegorical Figure France in Rubens' "The Exchange of the Two Princesses"” (1882/1885) is built the way Cézanne built landscape, still life, and portrait: small planes of color, often the mountain Sainte-Victoire or a few ordinary objects.
About the artist
Paul Cézanne (1839–1906) was a French painter who rebuilt landscape, still life, and portrait out of small planes of color. Later artists treated that construction as a start toward Cubism.
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