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Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld and Sister Cathérine (Ex Voto de 1662)
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Champaigne, Philippe de: Ex-Voto of 1662
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Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld and Sister Cathérine (Ex Voto de 1662)

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    …of his later period is Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld and Sister Cathérine (Ex Voto de 1662), which was painted after the miraculous curing of his daughter, a nun at the Jansenist convent of Port Royal. Champaigne’s academic art theory emphasized drawing and was possibly the originator of the drawing-versus-colour controversy that…

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    …of his later period is Mother Catherine-Agnes Arnauld and Sister Cathérine (Ex Voto de 1662), which was painted after the miraculous curing of his daughter, a nun at the Jansenist convent of Port Royal. Champaigne’s academic art theory emphasized drawing and was possibly the originator of the drawing-versus-colour controversy that…

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