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>>8027477
that one? Pre-Raphaelite, I'd think

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>>8027477
>>8027478
These are both great examples of what is known as Academicism or Academic art

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>>8027477
>>8027698
Love the color palette of these, similar to picrel
>>8027703
Was gonna say they looked more Renaissance/neoclassical, how could you tell (besides knowing the art already)?
>>8027800
The Recitation, Thomas Dewing, 1891
Makes a lot of good post-Impressionist, pre-Surrealist wallpapers imo

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>>8027876
Someone with more knowledge feel free to correct me here.

Academic Art really is just an attempt by highbrow academics at the time to combine Neoclassicism and Romanticism and set a teachable standard.

It has its own standards but it really is just about who painted it and were they trained in an academy.