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Painting of angels created in 1660 by Peter Paul Rubens for the Monasterio de las Descalzas Reales in Madrid
painted by Depero
En este caso se trata de cinco integrantes de la cofradía de los pañeros de Ámsterdam con sus sombreros
la cual agitada
El ajenjo, Degas Dimensions (inches):69 x 50" Painting of angels created inAlso known as "The Absinthe". A double portrait capturing the aesthetics of the era, it depicts two characters who appear to be strangers: a woman with a vacant gaze and a man looking elsewhere. In front of her is what is assumed to be a glass of absinthe, a drink infamous at the time for its association with leading to psychosis. One of the most likely interpretations is that the artist crafted a subtle critique of absinthe consumption. The painting
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