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Landscape with a Rainbow

painting by Rubens
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  • Peter Paul Rubens: self-portrait
    Peter Paul Rubens
    / Later career of Peter Paul Rubens

    …1635, Rubens painted his glowing Landscape with a Rainbow (1636) and its pendant Landscape with Het Steen (1636). These complementary views of a countryside teeming with life celebrate the natural order of creation and present an Arcadian vision of humankind in harmony with nature. Such pictures alone, permeated with shimmering…

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    …1635, Rubens painted his glowing Landscape with a Rainbow (1636) and its pendant Landscape with Het Steen (1636). These complementary views of a countryside teeming with life celebrate the natural order of creation and present an Arcadian vision of humankind in harmony with nature. Such pictures alone, permeated with shimmering…

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