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  • Frédéric Bazille
    Frédéric Bazille

    …1868; in the latter, his Family Reunion had some success. As a painter he combined a certain naiveté with a delicate feeling for nature and an exquisite sense of color. His landscape figures are strangely immobile and have a sculptural, hard-edge quality. Bazille, who seemed destined to occupy a prominent…

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    …1868; in the latter, his Family Reunion had some success. As a painter he combined a certain naiveté with a delicate feeling for nature and an exquisite sense of color. His landscape figures are strangely immobile and have a sculptural, hard-edge quality. Bazille, who seemed destined to occupy a prominent…

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