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Lavacourt is a small village in Paris that is located on the bank of the river Seine, where the famous painter Monet was from. In the year 1879, the winter was very harsh on Paris and the neighbouring areas, covering everything with snow, including the river Seine. Monet had given up on the Salon after they rejected his paintings in 1870, but during the winter due to his financial crisis, he decided to enter the Salon again and painted a lowkey view of the river Seine covered in snow and the orange sun setting in the backdrop.

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The combat of the Giaour and the Pasha is a painting made by the renowned painter Delacroix in the year 1835. The painting is based on a passage from Bryon’s Oriental tales that was published in the year 1814. The tale says that Venetian, a.k.a. Giaour was in love with the slave Leila, who belonged to Pasha Hassan who was the Turkish Leader. As Leila couldn’t show the Pasha the loyalty she showed to the Giaour, she was thrown into the sea and killed, after which Venetian avenged her death by killing Pasha Hassan.

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The glass-making process used to create cameos is also employed to create the Plaque in Cameo Glass as it is one of the most distinctive items in the Petit Palais Museum. The plaque's Dionysian design, which features a young Satyr sitting on a rock and handing out a cluster of grapes to a young Dionysus, is well-known. With Petit Palais tickets, you may experience one of the most original pieces of art.

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Ugolino was the last piece of work by the famous artist Carpeaux that was made at the French Academy in Rome, completed in the year 1861. The art made the French in Rome and the administrators at the French School of Fine Art notice that this piece of work is not a student’s work and thus, it was the end of Carpeaux’s studies at the academy.

This is based on Dante’s “Divine Comedy” where Ugolino, the notorious man of Pisa is chained in a tower with his child. The scene depicts Ugolino is starving and seeing him miserable his offspring out of pity is offering himself to be eaten.

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Rembrandt is renowned for having left the world with the majority of self-portraits—about 80 works, excluding those in which he is shown as a character. Because Rembrandt is standing in this picture alone, it is renowned.

It was later discovered that he had shortened his legs and covered them entirely with the dog because he didn't like the way his legs were positioned. And all of the other painters of his time employed the Oriental clothing that he is wearing the most frequently in their paintings.

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In this painting, you can see a little girl sitting on a railing giving out flowers of the potted plant, Cardamine pratensis to the alms collector. Artist Steen’s artistry is visible in this painting with the blend of rich, vivid, and intense colours, and the complexities that the artist made by the geometrically aligned lines.

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