Nazarene (style)
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"Nazarene (style)"@en
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"Nazarene"@en
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"Specifically refers to the work of the "Lukasbrüder:" a group founded in Vienna, 1809, by Friedrich Overbeck, later derisively called "Nazarenes." The style is antiacademic and emulates techniques of the late Medieval and early Renaissance period, particularly Dürer and Perugino, and places an emphasis on Christian values and morality in art over technical virtuosity.""@en
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Inverse relations
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Barth, Karlcidoc:E21_Person
Baumann, Adolfcidoc:E21_Person
Becker, Christiancidoc:E21_Person
Begas, Karl (I)cidoc:E21_Person
Bode, Leopold voncidoc:E21_Person
Bouquet, Augustecidoc:E21_Person
Böhm, Joseph Danielcidoc:E21_Person
Carstens, Asmus Jacobcidoc:E21_Person
Castelli, Anton Louis Gottlobcidoc:E21_Person
Catel, Franz Ludwigcidoc:E21_Person
Cornelius, Peter voncidoc:E21_Person
Cramer, Tiarko Meyercidoc:E21_Person
Deger, Ernstcidoc:E21_Person
Erhard, Johann Christophcidoc:E21_Person
Fohr, Carl Philippcidoc:E21_Person
Führich, Josef voncidoc:E21_Person
Hauser, Eduard Casparcidoc:E21_Person
Horny, Franz Theobaldcidoc:E21_Person
Ivanov, Alexander Andreevichcidoc:E21_Person
Janssen, Victor Emilcidoc:E21_Person
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