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Showing posts with label
Allegories
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Showing posts with label
Allegories
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24.11.18
Allegories by Anton Möller
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Anton Moller-Allegory of wealth Anton Möller allegory of pride National_Museum_in_Poznan_ Anton Moller-Allegory of Pychy ...
4.3.18
allegories
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François Boucher, Allegory of Music Jan Brueghel the Elder, Allegory of Sight and Smel Veronese_Allegory_of_Wisdom_and_Strength ...
17.12.16
Allegories by Laurent de La Hire
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The French artist Laurent de La Hire (1606-1658) represented several allegories. O francês Laurent de La Hire (1606-1658) representou dive...
3.1.16
Allegories by Jan Brueghel I
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In these paintings by Jan Brueghel the Elder (1565-1625), the figures were created by Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640). Nestas pinturas de Ja...
2.9.14
Everyday life allegories
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Endless painters from all times have made use of allegorical representations of universal everyday motifs. Da representação alegórica de t...
28.8.14
Catholic allegories
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The term ‘allegory’ might have its origin in the Greek words ‘allos’, meaning ‘other’, and ‘agoreuein’, which means ‘speak publicly’. It ass...
30.5.12
Allegories
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An allegory is considered an image which is provided to better understand an exposed issue. The Spanish playwright Pedro Calderon de la Bar...
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