Scheffer, Ary, Netherlands 1795 to 1858 Oil Paintings
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Ary Scheffer was born in Dordrecht, Netherlands in 1795 and died in 1858. He was a Dutch painter of religous subject matter and French, Dutch, and German genre scenes. At a young age his father died, and his family became poor. His mother, who was also a painter and a daughter of a painter, decided to take him to Paris for a proper education at the studio of Pierre-Narcisse Guerin. During that time, the artistic style was Romanticism, but Scheffer did not take to it at all so he developed his own style, which has been referred to as "frigidly classical." Scheffer mostly painted subjects from literature, especially the works of Dante, Byron and Goethe, as well as many scenes from the Bible.
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Christ the Consoler
Christ Weeping Over Jerusalem
The Heavenly and Earthly Love
Faust and Marguerite in the Garden
Greek Women Imploring for Assistance
Macbeth and the Witches
Margaret at the Fountain
Saint Augustine and His Mother
Saint Thomas Aquinas Preaching Trust in God During a Tempest
The Ghosts of Paolo and Francesca Appear to Dante and Virgil
The Souliot Women
The Temptation of Christ 30
Allegory of Fall of the November Uprising
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