Originator of Classical Painting- Ingres

Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres is prominent French classical painter in 17th century, he was born in August 29th, 1780. His father started to cultivate  Ingres as artist when he was very young.

In 1791, he was sent to fine art academy to learn art, one of his outstanding portrait works were severely criticized, because of its "unique, revolutionary and Gothic style". He turned to Rome, and lived in there for 18 years, studying great masters' original works, while creating oil painting and pencil drawing works.

Ingres paid much attention on details, and attempted to make lines and shapes clean and trim, he seeks dim and pure aesthetic feelings. We would think his paintings too clean to see any painting feeling.

Ingres was very good at portrait painting, which was widely recognized. if we can see the top class description of shapes, calm, clear compositions there, we can understand why some people in his time can't accepted that kind perfectness in his paintings.

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  -Albert-Neuhuys
  -Arnaldo-Tamburini
  -Alfred Von Wierusz Kowalski
  -Arthur John Elsley
  -Bernardus Johannes Blommers
  -Charles Leickert
  -charles-louis-lucien-muller
  -CornelisGerritVerburgh
  -CornelisSpringer
  -Domingo-munoz-y-cuesta
  -Edmund-blair-leighton
  -FerdinandRoybet
  -FrederikMarinusKruseman
  -Frank BHoffman
  -Federico Andreotti
  -Fritz Wagner
  -Georges Antoine Rochegrosse
  -Georges Jules Victor Clairin
  -George Willem Opdenhoff
  -George Wright
  -Guillaume-Seignac
  -Harry Brooker
  -Henry Moore
  -Henry Scott
  -Heywood Hardy
  -Jan Frederik Pieter Portielje
  -Jan Weissenbruch Spohler
  -Jan Walraven
  -Josef Holstayn
  -Joseph Felon
  -Johan Laurentz Jensen
  -Julien Dupre
  -Leon Agustin Lhermite
  -Leon Francois Comerre
  -Louise Abbema
  -Ludwig Hans Fischer
  -Montague Dawson
  -Wilhelm Kuhnert
  -William Clarke Wontner



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