Nicolas Poussin, 1639, 1629

Showing 24 artworks out of 87 with Nicolas Poussin and with artwork date before 1639 and with artwork date after 1629

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Nicolas Poussin

1637

The Rape Of The Sabine Women

Explore Nicolas Poussin’s dramatic 'Rape of the Sabine Women.' A Baroque masterpiece featuring intense emotion & classical beauty. High-quality reproduction available.

Nicolas Poussin

1630

The Poet's Inspiration

Discover Nicolas Poussin’s ‘The Poet’s Inspiration,’ a masterpiece of Classical Baroque art. Explore its mythic beauty, masterful technique & historical significance.

Nicolas Poussin

1634

The Adoration Of The Golden Calf

Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘The Adoration of the Golden Calf’! A Baroque masterpiece brimming with symbolism & drama. Discover its rich history, technique & timeless appeal.

Experience Nicolas Poussin’s ‘Cephalus and Aurora’ (1630). A masterful Baroque painting depicting myth & virtue, featuring luminous light, classical composition, and a poignant narrative of love & fidelity. Own a stunning hand-painted reproduction today.

Nicolas Poussin

1633

The Companions Of Rinaldo

Nicolas Poussin

1637

Et In Arcadia Ego

Nicolas Poussin's 'Et in Arcadia Ego' (1637) blends classical and contemporary themes, depicting shepherds contemplating a tomb & the inevitability of death within idyllic Arcadia. A masterpiece of Baroque art.

Nicolas Poussin

1630

The Inspiration Of The Poet

Explore Nicolas Poussin's 'The Inspiration of the Poet,' a stunning 1630 oil painting from the Louvre, depicting Apollo and a poet. Discover its classical beauty & historical context.

Nicolas Poussin

1637

The Destruction Of The Temple At Jerusalem

Nicolas Poussin

1639

Venus Presenting Arms To Aeneas

Delve into Nicolas Poussin's iconic Baroque masterpiece, 'Venus Presenting Arms to Aeneas,' depicting Virgil’s mythic tale of divine aid and Roman heroism. Explore its classical elegance & detailed artistry.

Nicolas Poussin

1638

The Conquest Of Jerusalem By Emperor Titus

A Life Steeped in Classical Reverie Poussin, a name synonymous with the grandeur of French Baroque painting, was nonetheless a soul deeply rooted in Italian soil for much of his artistic life. Born in Le Havre, Normandy, in June 1594, his early years remain somewhat veiled in mystery…

Nicolas Poussin

1634

The Rape Of The Sabine Women

Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘Rape of the Sabine Women.’ A Baroque masterpiece showcasing Roman history & intense emotion. Discover this iconic painting's details & artistic significance.

Nicolas Poussin

1635

St John The Baptist Baptizes The People

Nicolas Poussin’s ‘St John the Baptist Baptizes the People’ depicts a pivotal biblical scene with stunning realism and light. Explore this masterpiece from the Louvre, showcasing Baroque artistry.

Nicolas Poussin

1635

Nurture Of Bacchus

A cornerstone of Classical French art, reflecting Poussin’s unwavering devotion to idealized beauty.

Nicolas Poussin

1630

Descent From The Cross

Experience the profound beauty of Nicolas Poussin's 'Descent from the Cross.' A masterpiece of Classicism, capturing grief and redemption with stunning detail & symbolism.

Nicolas Poussin

1634

The Triumph Of Neptune

Nicolas Poussin

1634

Mars And Venus

Nicolas Poussin’s ‘Mars & Venus’ (1634) captivates with its serene mythological scene, blending Roman gods and goddesses within a lush forest. Explore classical beauty & masterful technique at ArtsDot.

Nicolas Poussin

1637

Gathering Of Manna

Explore Nicolas Poussin’s ‘Gathering of Manna’! A classic 1637 oil painting depicting biblical scenes with masterful composition & light. Louvre masterpiece.

Nicolas Poussin

1633

Theseus Finding His Father's Arms

Witness Nicolas Poussin's masterpiece, "Theseus Finding His Father’s Arms." Explore the myth of Theseus discovering his father’s sword in a stunning Baroque painting from the Uffizi Gallery.

Nicolas Poussin

1637

The Jews Gathering The Manna In The Desert

Discover Nicolas Poussin’s ‘The Jews Gathering the Manna,’ a masterpiece of classical harmony and biblical storytelling. Explore its rich symbolism, masterful composition, and artistic significance.

Nicolas Poussin

1630

Apollo And The Muses (parnassus)

The painting captures a lively gathering of people in an outdoor setting, creating a sense of community and connection among them.

Nicolas Poussin

1631

The Triumph Of Flora

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Nicolas Poussin

1638

The Infant Jupiter Nurtured By The Goat Amalthea

Nicolas Poussin

1636

The Sacrament Of Ordination (christ Presenting The Keys To Saint Peter)

Witness the profound artistry of Nicolas Poussin's "The Sacrament of Ordination." Admire Christ presenting keys to Peter, symbolizing divine authority & ecclesiastical leadership. A masterpiece of Baroque art, rich in symbolism and historical context.

Nicolas Poussin

1638

The Arcadian Shepherds (et In Arcadia Ego) -

Explore Nicolas Poussin's "The Arcadian Shepherds" (1638). A classical masterpiece featuring shepherds & death’s presence, rooted in Virgil & Venice, profoundly influencing art history.

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