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Technique

Dramatic lighting

How the paint was put down: the mark, the surface, the touch.

8 artworks.

Artworks — Dramatic lighting

The Studio Wall by Adolph Menzel

The Studio Wall

Adolph Menzel

Turkish Boys Let out of School by Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps

Turkish Boys Let out of School

Alexandre-Gabriel Decamps

Ruth and Naomi by Alfred Dehodencq

Ruth and Naomi

Alfred Dehodencq

Retrieving the Stern Boat by Andreas Achenbach

Retrieving the Stern Boat

Andreas Achenbach

The Assumption of the Virgin by Annibale Carracci

The Assumption of the Virgin

Annibale Carracci

The Penitent Apostle Peter by Anthony van Dyck

The Penitent Apostle Peter

Anthony van Dyck

Equestrian Portrait of Charles I, King of England by Anthony van Dyck

Equestrian Portrait of Charles I, King of England

Anthony van Dyck

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The Studio Wall by Adolph Menzel

St. Roch by Bernardo Strozzi

St. Roch

Bernardo Strozzi

Portrait of Helena Marcell by Jacek Malczewski

Portrait of Helena Marcell

Jacek Malczewski

Old man’s head by Jan Matejko

Old man’s head

Jan Matejko

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