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Nicolas Poussin
1594–1665
(b Les Andelys, Normandy, June 1594; d Rome, 19 Nov. 1665). French painter and draughtsman, active mainly in Rome. Although he spent almost all his career in Italy, he is regarded not only as the greatest French painter of the 17th century, but also as the mainspring of the classical tradition in French painting.
Text Source: The Oxford Dictionary of Art and Artists (Oxford University Press)
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A Bacchanalian Revel before a Term 1632-3 The National Gallery, London
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A Dance to the Music of Time c.1634–c.1636 The Wallace Collection
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A Woman Engaged in Reflection Wellcome Collection
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Apollo and Marsyas St Catharine's College, University of Cambridge
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Architectural Landscape c.1650–c.1699 The Bowes Museum
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Bacchanalia Essex County Council
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Cephalus and Aurora about 1630 The National Gallery, London
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Classical Landscape Cartwright Hall Art Gallery
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Coastal Scene with Figures c.1800 The Box, Plymouth
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Daphne and Apollo 17th C Shrewsbury Museum and Art Gallery
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Extreme Unction 1638–1640 The Fitzwilliam Museum
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Holy Family c.1750–1800 Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Inspiration of Anacreon 17th C (?) Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Italian Landscape The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum
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Landscape 17th C (?) Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Landscape with Nymphs and Satyrs c.1627 Walker Art Gallery
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Landscape with Rebecca and Eliezer mid-17th C–late 17th C Walker Art Gallery
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Landscape with Travellers Resting about 1638-9 The National Gallery, London
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Landscape with Travellers Resting (A Roman Road) 1648 Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Landscape with a Man killed by a Snake probably 1648 The National Gallery, London