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Über einige Gemälde der Düsseldorfer Galerie
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  • Heinse, portrait by an unknown artist
    Wilhelm Heinse

    In a critical work, Über einige Gemälde der Düsseldorfer Galerie (1776–77; “On Several Paintings in the Düsseldorf Gallery”), he stresses the dependence of artistic production on historical and national circumstances and expresses particular appreciation of Peter Paul Rubens.

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    In a critical work, Über einige Gemälde der Düsseldorfer Galerie (1776–77; “On Several Paintings in the Düsseldorf Gallery”), he stresses the dependence of artistic production on historical and national circumstances and expresses particular appreciation of Peter Paul Rubens.

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