Sentence examples for young poussin from inspiring English sources
In their emotional intensity these pictures reveal an ardent Romanticism in the young Poussin that he would soon suppress.
He was quick off the mark with the young Caravaggio, but in Poussin he recognized a fellow spirit who was also one of the great painters of all time.
Some of the young men (Simon Vouet, Claude Lorrain and Nicolas Poussin) laid down the foundations of classical French painting, yet they were debauched, even syphilitic drunkards.
Taking his subject from Book 10 of Ovid's "Metamorphoses," Poussin shows the young hunter Adonis sinking into the voluptuous embrace of Venus among frolicking putti under a multitrunked tree.
Poussin had recently settled there; the young Velazquez was then paying his first visit.
I love that Poussin painting, "Et in Arcadia ego": young shepherds in an idyllic garden come across a tomb engraved with these words ("I, too, was in Arcadia once").
The young man is the future titan of art Nicolas Poussin, and inside he meets a master he wishes to learn from.
Get a poussin, which is basically a butcher's term for a young chicken – less than 28 days old when it is killed.
Painted to wrap around Leo Castelli's gallery in the mid-1960's, it caused a huge ruckus when Tom Hoving, the Metropolitan's troublemaking young director, displayed it in the museum with Emanuel Leutze's "Washington Crossing the Delaware," Poussin's "Rape of the Sabine Women" and Jacques-Louis David's "Death of Socrates".
Balthus is getting ideas from Poussin's "Sleeping Nymph Surprised by Satyrs" (1626-27), and Mr. Oldenburg and Ms. Bruggen have selected Vermeer's "Young Woman Standing at a Virginal" (circa 1670).
