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Chains : David, Canova, and the fall of the public hero in postrevolutionary France

Author:	Satish Padiyar
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Summary:	One of Jacques-Louis David's most ambitious and darkly enigmatic paintings, "Leonidas at the Pass of Thermopylae", hangs in the Louvre, largely ignored. Focusing on this painting, this work embarks on a discourse about the perception of the body, sexuality, and subjectivity in early nineteenth-century European art.  Read more...
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