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Michael Angelo and Emma Clara Peale  1826

by Rembrandt Peale

Peale's studies of French Neoclassical painting during a sojourn in Paris (1808–10) helped him to break free from the British eighteenth-century conventions that he had learned from his portraitist father, Charles Willson Peale. Peale's resplendent palette, along with his ability to render warm flesh tones, manipulate light, and emphasize textures suggests that while in Fr...
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Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art