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Georges de La Tour and his world
by Philip Conisbee
Examining seventeenth-century Baroque paintings, this study analyses the intersection of materiality, excess, and violence. It explores how these artworks stage pictorial surfaces as corporeal ones, where paint and canvas represent flayed flesh and ruptured skin.
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