rubens (Meaning)
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rubens (n)
prolific Flemish baroque painter; knighted by the English king Charles I (1577-1640)
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rubens Sentence Examples
- The opulent paintings of Peter Paul Rubens adorned the walls of royal palaces.
- The vibrant colors and fleshy figures in Rubens' works embodied the Baroque style.
- Rubens' "The Descent from the Cross" depicts a moving scene of sorrow and devotion.
- The curves and sensuality in Rubens' art reflected his admiration for the human form.
- Rubens' "The Three Graces" exuded an ethereal beauty that captured the essence of femininity.
- Scholars debate the influence of Italian Renaissance painters on Rubens' artistic development.
- Rubens' workshop produced numerous paintings, many of which were collaborations with assistants.
- The Rubenshuis museum in Antwerp houses a significant collection of the artist's works.
- The term "Rubenesque" has become synonymous with voluptuous and full-figured women.
- Rubens' legacy continues to inspire and captivate art lovers to this day.
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prolific Flemish baroque painter; knighted by the English king Charles I (1577-1640)
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The opulent paintings of Peter Paul Rubens adorned the walls of royal palaces.
The vibrant colors and fleshy figures in Rubens' works embodied the Baroque style.
Rubens' "The Descent from the Cross" depicts a moving scene of sorrow and devotion.
The curves and sensuality in Rubens' art reflected his admiration for the human form.
