Seraglio, Constantinople

Minneapolis Institute of Art

Seraglio, Constantinople

Narcisse-Virgile Diaz de la PeñaLinkedCulture matchlcp-bbf9e97fd04d

Date
1865–75
Medium
Oil on panel
Department
European Art
Institution
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Object ID
10362

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Diaz was a member of the Barbizon group that included Jean-François Millet, Constant Troyon and Théodore Rousseau. In addition to his landscapes, which were much vaunted by the emerging Impressionists, Diaz also painted mythological, literary and fête-galante subjects in a rococo-revival style notable for its brilliant color effects. Diaz was an admirer and patron of Delacroix who mentioned him on numerous occasions in his Journal. France, Europe

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Credit line
Gift of Mrs. Egil Boeckmann

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