Rosa Bonheur, born in 1822, stands out as an unconventional force in the art world of the 19th century, surpassing even Monet and Renoir in popularity. This French artist's international career, largely forgotten after her death, marked a distinct chapter in art history.
Diogenes is still highly regarded in the present day for his commitment to truth and living according to his beliefs.
Published by Eleonora in Neoclassicism
Tags: Artificial, Athens, Corinth, cosmopolitan, Cynic, Cynicism, Diogenes, French Influence, French School, Good, Greek, Jean-Léon Gérôme, Loyalty, Nature, Painting, Philosopher, Poor, Social Norms, Truth
A physical and intellectual light emanates from the young king, a miraculous child by his unexpected birth, called to a great destiny which is also that of France.
Published by Eleonora in Classicism
Tags: Apollo, Ballet, Classical Dance, French Influence, Greek, Louis XIV, Lully, Roi Soleil, Sun God, Versailles