William Turner Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel, Looking towards the East Window 1794

J. M. W. Turner - Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel,
Looking towards the East Window 1794

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Lise Tréhot, Renoir’s first mistress, model, and muse, is here depicted with
quiet eroticism by that artist’s friend and colleague, Bazille. Dressed in North
African costume, Tréhot poses in the Left Bank studio that Bazille and Renoir
shared in the late 1860s. Among the most promising members of the Parisian
avant-garde, Bazille did not live to see the flowering of Impressionism in the
following decade. - ArtsViewer.com

A majestic allée at the peak of its autumnal splendor is the subject of Van Gogh's
magnificent L'Allée des Alyscamps, his Arles-period painting from November 1,
1888. This was the very moment in Van Gogh's career when his most legendary
expressions of great beauty and exuberance were captured on canvas. Works
such as Sunflowers, Self-Portrait, L'Arlesienne, the Night Café, The Sower and
the postman Monsieur Roulin were all brilliantly realized with unparalleled creative
force during this period - art-vanGogh.com

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Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775-1851

J. M. W. Turner - Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel,
Looking towards the East Window 1794

Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel, Looking towards the East Window
1794 35x25cm graphite and watercolour on paper
Tate Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK

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Joseph Mallord William Turner 1775-1851

J. M. W. Turner - Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel, Looking towards the East Window 1794

Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel, Looking towards the East Window 1794 35x25cm graphite and watercolour on paper Tate Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK

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J. M. W. Turner - Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel,
Looking towards the East Window 1794

Tintern Abbey, The Crossing and Chancel, Looking towards the East Window
1794 35x25cm graphite and watercolour on paper
Tate Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK