The Three Graces, after the Antique Marble Group in the Galleria Borghese, Rome
Copying antique statues was a standard way for artists to learn their craft during the 18th century and beyond. Here Liotard takes the process a step further, bringing this famous white marble group to life by depicting the Graces in colour and placing them in a landscape.
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The Three Graces, after the Antique Marble Group in the Galleria Borghese, Rome
Copying antique statues was a standard way for artists to learn their craft during the 18th century and beyond. Here Liotard takes the process a step further, bringing this famous white marble group to life by depicting the Graces in colour and placing them in a landscape.
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Bequeathed by Miss Marie-Anne Liotard, Amsterdam
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Legaat van mejuffrouw Marie-Anne Liotard, Amsterdam
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Copying antique statues was a ...... d placing them in a landscape.
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In de 18de eeuw en later was h ...... in een landschap te plaatsen.
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Rijksmuseum
title
De Drie Gratiën naar de antieke Romeinse beeldengroep in de Galleria Borghese te Rome
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The Three Graces, after the Antique Marble Group in the Galleria Borghese, Rome
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created
1737
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1737
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extent
buitenmaat breedte 60 cm
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buitenmaat dikte 5 cm
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buitenmaat hoogte 73 cm
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drager breedte 45,4 cm
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geheel gewicht 10 kg
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height 59.4 cm
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height 73 cm
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hoogte 59,4 cm
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thickness 5 cm
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weight 10 kg
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Collectie: pastels
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temporal
second quarter 18th century
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tweede kwart 18e eeuw
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