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There was perhaps not one side to his character. but it so much opportunism as has been supposed, if not in iiis decision to support the Empire, at least in the accentuation of The Death of Marat he had gone a long way 50 and we have seen that for liim even the Horatii signified dramatic actuahty, and that he treated it as an anecdote directly expressive through the effect of gestures and his realism. Since down this road, 61. FRANCE. La Halle au Blé, Paris, in 1786. Watercolour (1763-1767) open to the sky and had already been covered with a wooden dome (1783) and later (1809) with an iron one by F.
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Colour, the ideas or feelings is Through David archaeological speculation became bound up with contemporary Ufc. David himself explained that in liis Horatii he had used tionary Greece and first Neoclassic generation had had the dispute over Rome as its main source of disagreement, while the second clashed over the relationship between culture and observation. The problem of Palladianism came On to be replaced was David proclaiming that to vitaHse a subject it was necessary to immerse oneself in real life, and on the other stood Quatremère de Quincy.
