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Parement de Narbonne

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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / International Gothic

    …of the master of the Parement de Narbonne (1370s), an altar hanging (parement) found at the Cathedral of St. Justin Narbonne. These artists, who were active from about 1370 to 1410, worked in a very distinctive style: their figures, while graceful, have markedly heavy heads and expressive faces. That some…

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    …of the master of the Parement de Narbonne (1370s), an altar hanging (parement) found at the Cathedral of St. Justin Narbonne. These artists, who were active from about 1370 to 1410, worked in a very distinctive style: their figures, while graceful, have markedly heavy heads and expressive faces. That some…

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