Claude Lorrain

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Claude Lorrain Paintings 1600 - 1682 French Baroque Painter

Coast Scene with the Rape of Europa, 1667

Oil on canvas, 52.99 x 40 inches [134.6 x 101.6 cm]

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OIL PAINTING: Coast Scene with the Rape of Europa, 1667
There are in all five painted versions of Coast Scene with the Rape of Europa by Claude dating from four different decades. The earliest is dated 1634 (Fort Worth, Kimbell Art Museum), followed by the second, dated 1647 (on loan to Utrecht, Centraal Museum), a third dated 1655 (Moscow, Pushkin Museum) and a fourth of 1658 (private collection). The version in the Royal Collection, dated 1667, is the last in the series and in many ways marks the climax of the artist's treatment of the theme. This is admirably reflected in its heightened poetic sensibility and the sophisticated level of technical skills. Of the various compositions, that of 1634 is also recorded in an etching, while the others are included in Claude's Liber Veritatis (LV 111, 136 and 144), which served as an official drawn record made by the artist himself of his painted compositions dating from 1637 onwards.
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