The Making of Rubens
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The Making of Rubens
Reconsiders the concensus on Rubens as a successful, prolific, and facile court painter who is dwarfed by the achievements of his near-contemporary Rembrandt. This book scrutinizes the assumptions upon which this image is built, and discovers an artist involved with ambivalence and ambiguity.
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Country
USA
Brand
Yale University Press
Manufacturer
Yale University Press
Binding
Paperback
EANs
9780300067446
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