Selling Slaves in Rome by Jean-Léon Gérôme 1. Select Type:Framed Paper Print

Selling Slaves in Rome by Jean-Léon Gérôme 1. Select Type:Framed Paper PrintThe naked woman stands before the crowd with her back to the viewer in "Selling Slaves in Rome" a dramatic painting by Gerome from the 19th century. The vivid red robes of the seller contrast the beautiful cream coloured flesh of the woman while another slave woman sits at the pedestal cowering in fear. The high detail creates a lifelike realism which adds to the drama of the terrible circumstances of slavery and the large crowd is rendered with

this piece pairs beautifully with décor that celebrates nature’s dynamic beauty

Created by famed baroque painter Caravaggio

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le soir) but is now more commonly referred to as The Cafe Terrace on the Place du Forum

The sense of rain is effected by a haziness of light that makes the setting so lifelike

The Dutch painter Vincent van Gogh created Café Terrace at Night in 1888

This exotic coastal scene brings a relaxed holiday atmosphere into interiors

alternating with the long shadows of the stems

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bringing vivid colour and scenic vibrance into interiors that value dynamic nature expression and seasonal splendour

He occupied two substantial ones on the first floor that faced Place Lamartine and two smaller ones on the first floor that served as an atelier (workshop) and kitchen

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