Nicolas Poussin
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One sees a kind of procession of Egyptian priests, whose heads are shaven and crowned with leaves; they wear the dress of the land.
— Nicolas Poussin, his life and work by Elisabeth Harriet Denio, 1899)
Nicolas Poussin [pu'sɛ̃] (* 15. Juni 1594 in Les Andelys, Normandie; † 19. November 1665 in Rom) war ein französischer Maler des klassizistischen Barocks.
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One sees a kind of procession of Egyptian priests, whose heads are shaven and crowned with leaves; they wear the dress of the land.
You do not need to trouble yourself to send me the other portions of your poem; one can judge the lion by his claws.
I never feel myself so stimulated to be painstaking as after I have seen a beautiful object.
There are two ways of seeing things. One is simply looking at them, the other means considering them attentively.
They do not realize that it is contrary to order and nature to place very large and massive things in high places or to make very delicate or weak bodies carry heavy weights.
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