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Ètienne-Jean Delécluze

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    Thus, for example, French critic Étienne-Jean DelĂ©cluze was a supporter of the “Homerists,” followers of Ingres’s style, and deplored the â€œĂ©cole du laid” (“school of ugliness”) of the “Shakespeareans,” who emulated Delacroix. But this debate would become moot with the development of the avant-garde.

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    Thus, for example, French critic Étienne-Jean DelĂ©cluze was a supporter of the “Homerists,” followers of Ingres’s style, and deplored the â€œĂ©cole du laid” (“school of ugliness”) of the “Shakespeareans,” who emulated Delacroix. But this debate would become moot with the development of the avant-garde.

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