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*ibid [Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:] 776-778
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*[ibid (Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:776)]
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**’Three Women in Church’ by Wilhelm Leibl; oil on canvas; 113x77cm;1878-81ce.
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**’The Little Dancer of 14 Years’ by Degas; bronze with added fabric; height 90cm; first exhibited in 1881ce.
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*’The Age of Bronze’ by Rodin; bronze; 180x60x60cm; 1875-6ce.
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* ‘On Strike’ by Hubert van Herkomer; oil on canvas; 228x126cm; 1891ce. Royal Academy of Arts. London.
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*’The Tub’ by Degas; pastel on cardboard; 60x83cm; Louvre, Paris.
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**{‘Renoir… called the series [of pastels of women at their toilet by Degas] “a piece of the Parthenon”, sensing perhaps the birth of a new classicism in which realism had taken on the functions formerly reserved to idealism.’}***
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‘From the early 1840s[ce],* Courbet (1819-17[ce]) had produced a whole series of self-portraits which showed not only a certain narcissistic delight in depicting himself but also a real fascination with his own image in different roles of moods.
After 1855[ce],** Courbet's interest in painting himself waned, as if he was largely satisfied with “The Studio” [(1854-5[ce])]*** as a grand and final public declaration of himself as an artist.’
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*[ibid (Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:773)]
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{I}[Vertical emphasis line]
***[ibid (Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:773)]
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*[‘The picture’ – see last two previous ts journal entries]
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G~
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***[ibid (Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:773)]
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* ‘The Stonebreakers’ by Courbet; oil on canvas; about 213x312cm; 1849ce. Destroyed along with Dresden.
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**[ibid (Encyclopaedia of Visual Art 5:772)]
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