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FERNAND CORMON (1845– )

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FERNAND

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CORMON (1845– )  ,
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French painter, was
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born in
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Paris . He became a
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pupil of
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Cabanel,
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Fromentin and
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Portaels, and one of the leading
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historical painters of
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modern
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France . At an
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early
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age he attracted
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attention by the better class of
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sensationalism in his
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art, although for a
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time his powerful
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brush dwelled with particular delight on scenes of bloodshed, such as the"
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Murder in the Seraglio " (1868) and the "
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Death of Ravara,
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Queen of Lanka " at the
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Toulouse Museum .

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