Peter Paul Rubens

baroque

Rubens Paintings 1577 - 1640 Painter, Diplomat, Netherlands, Baroque

Adoration of the Mages, 1624

Oil on canvas, 346x448 cm

Koninklijk Museum, Anvers

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OIL PAINTING: Adoration of the Mages, 1624
A love of monumental forms and dynamic effects is most readily apparent in the vast decorative schemes Rubens executed in the 1620s, including the famous 21-painting cycle (1622-25; Louvre, Paris), chronicling the life of Marie de Medicis, originally painted for the Luxembourg Palace, and paintings like this ''Adoration of the Mages'' In order to complete these huge commissions, Rubens set up a studio along the lines of Italian painters' workshops, in which fully qualified artists executed paintings from the master's sketches. Rubens's personal contribution to the over 2,000 oil paintings produced by this studio varied considerably from work to work.