Claude Lorrain

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Claude Lorrain Paintings 1600 - 1682 French Baroque Painter

The Expulsion of Hagar, 1668

Oil on canvas, 42.13 x 55.12 inches [107 x 140 cm]

Alte Pinakothek, Munich

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OIL PAINTING: The Expulsion of Hagar, 1668
      A pair of landscapes, the Expulsion of Hagar and the Landscape with Hagar and the Angel of 1668 in the Alte Pinakothek, Munich, are further examples of Claude Lorrain's often-repeated essay on the theme of the morning and evening landscape. Again, the figures play a tiny and almost insignificant part in the picture, although in the Expulsion there is a feeling that they are reacting to the inhospitable nature of the cool morning. Such paintings, or pendants as they came to be known, were a great favourite with collectors because they were easier to hang in a room whose design was formal. A surprising number of painters of all schools in the seventeenth century painted pictures in this way, although an informality of hanging which developed in the nineteenth century has often obscured this.
      The biblical story depicted in The Expulsion of Hagar by Lorrain is the following.
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