Death Of Moses 1850 Neoclassicism 140X204Cm Musee Fabre By Alexandre Cabanel

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About Alexandre Cabanel

Few painters embodied the polished surface and mythological reach of French academic art quite so completely. Trained in the rigorous studios of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts and winning the Prix de Rome in 1845, he became Napoleon III's favorite, a Salon juror, and the painter the young Impressionists had to push against. His Fallen Angel of 1868, with its tear-streaked glare, remains one of the most psychologically charged images of the nineteenth century, and his society portraits set the standard for Second Empire elegance. For contemporary viewers, his work offers something the avant-garde deliberately abandoned: technical command, classical narrative, and a frankly sensual finish.