The Painter's Studio
About The Painter's Studio
Gustave Courbet's 1855 oil-on-canvas, "The Painter's Studio," is a Realist allegory created in Ornans, France, now at Musée d'Orsay. It depicts society's spectrum, with figures from all classes on the left, Courbet painting a landscape in the center, and elite Parisian friends like Baudelaire on the right. Rejected by the 1855 Paris World Fair, Courbet exhibited it at his "Pavilion of Realism," a precursor to the Salon des Refusés.
The Painter's Studio is a Rare trading card in the Masterworks II: Lumière series on WikiTCG. This card is based on the Wikipedia article about The Painter's Studio, which has 2,306 pageviews and is available in 28 languages. 247 players have collected this card.
Battle Stats
- Power: 4
- HP: 8
- Deck Cost: 3
- Affinities: Unity, Mind
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Image: Gustave Courbet -- Public domain
