San Francisco Exhibit Features 17th Century French Painters
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Anaïs Saint-Jude designs programs and events that promote innovation for Stanford University’s initiatives involving entrepreneurial projects. In keeping with her humanities background, Anaïs Saint-Jude enjoys San Francisco’s cultural scene, including its Fine Arts Museums, which operate two facilities – the de Young and the Legion of Honor.
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San Francisco Exhibit Features 17th Century French Painters
- 1. Anais Saint-Jude San Francisco Exhibit Features 17th Century French Painters
- 2. Introduction Anaïs Saint-Jude designs programs and events that promote innovation for Stanford University’s initiatives involving entrepreneurial projects. In keeping with her humanities background, Anaïs Saint-Jude enjoys San Francisco’s cultural scene, including its Fine Arts Museums, which operate two facilities – the de Young and the Legion of Honor. The Legion’s new exhibit, The Brothers Le Nain, Painters of 17th-Century France, runs through Jan. 29, 2017. It showcases three artistic siblings, Antoine, Louis, and Mathieu, who in the 1630s and 1640s created authentic and sympathetic scenes of poor and working class people. Historians rediscovered the brothers Le Nain in the 19th century and hailed them for their humanity and realism. Their works influenced such artists as Courbet and Manet.
- 3. French Painters Few details of the Le Nains’ lives have survived. They did not sign their works, leaving contemporary art historians with the task of making attributions and analyzing their working methods. Today’s viewers can make side-by-side comparisons with paintings that may have been the product of the same brother. Although they are known for their paintings of the underclass, the brothers created altarpieces and portraits as well. Their peers understood their significance by electing them to the Parisian royal academy of painters and sculptors.