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| Renoir's The Outskirts of Pont-Aven uses the same brush strokes
he often uses to paint women's dresses.
| Some guide books claim Manet's A Bar at the Folies-Bergere is the
star of the Courtauld's collection.
| Adam scratches his head in this painting of Adam and Eve by Lucas
Cranach the Elder. Those confusing women! Why are men willing to do
things they don't understand the reason behind?
| The accompanying plaque.
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| The Interior of a Picture Gallery by Frans Francken II and David
Teneiers II, for my collection of photos of paintings of paintings.
| | Pieter Bruegel the Elder's Christ and the Woman Taken in Adultery
is painted entirely in shades of gray. Neat idea!
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| In this Portrait of Queen Charlotte, Sir William Beechey does an
excellent job capturing her expression.
| | Pierre Bonnard's The Seine in Paris: The Pont du Carrousel. If
the sky in Paris really is this color, I'll fly there in an instant.
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| Yes, Pieter van der Keyden's Autumn really is a detailed
engraving of a pig's slaughter.
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