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The Raising of Jairus’ Daughter
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The Raising of Jairus’ Daughter

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  • Judith Leyster: Self-Portrait
    Western painting
    / Germany

    …and drawings, as in Overbeck’s Christ Raises the Daughter of Jairus (1815). Only Joseph Anton Koch and Cornelius, who were both older and more experienced, achieved great vigor in their history paintings, combining tendencies of the Middle Ages with the powerful classicism of Carstens (see above Neoclassicism: Germany and Austria),…

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    …and drawings, as in Overbeck’s Christ Raises the Daughter of Jairus (1815). Only Joseph Anton Koch and Cornelius, who were both older and more experienced, achieved great vigor in their history paintings, combining tendencies of the Middle Ages with the powerful classicism of Carstens (see above Neoclassicism: Germany and Austria),…

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