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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableThe mysterious journey of Lubin Baugin through the realm of art reveals the genius of a painter who in his paintings merged the seemingly contradictory worlds of still life and religious motifs into a harmonious whole. Born around 1612 in Pithiviers, into a family of wealth, Baugin conquered the art world despite limited information on his formal education, which lasted from 1622 to 1628. His unmistakable signature can be seen in the art prints that our company reproduces with great care. Lubin Baugin's career as an artist began when he was recognized as a master painter by the Guild of St.-Germaine-des-Prés on May 23, 1629. His first proven works were exquisite still lifes that displayed a complex balance between realism and abstraction. Baugin found himself on an artistic trip to Italy around 1632-33, where he gathered new inspiration in Rome. After 1641, he shifted his work to Paris, where he produced a large number of artworks until his death in 1663. Although Baugin is best known for his religious paintings and still lifes, one of the great paradoxes of his oeuvre is the striking discrepancy between these two genres. Art historian Arnaud Brejon de Lavergnée placed this observation in the context of 17th-century French art. Baugin's still lifes are strictly constructed and rule-governed, while his religious and mythological works have a distinctly decorative character. Interestingly, only his still lifes are signed, leading to speculation in art history that there may have been two artists with the same name.
Baugin's artful mastery of still life is reflected in four particularly outstanding works, "Still Life with Apricots," "Still Life with Candlestick," "Still Life with Chessboard" (also known as "The Five Senses"), and "Still Life with Water Waffles." These works, all completed before he was twenty, reveal his innovative approach. Art critic Trevor Winkfield praises Baugin as "one of the most innovative of all French still-life painters." He notes that the balanced perspective in "Still Life with Chessboard" creates a "topographical alienation" reminiscent of the metaphysical art of Giorgio de Chirico. On the other hand, Baugin's religious and historical paintings present a stylized, graceful aesthetic that was heavily influenced by masters such as Raffael and Parmigianino. Interestingly, he often painted multiple versions of the same composition using different techniques, indicating his penchant for experimentation and diversity in his artistic production. Lubin Baugin left us a rich heritage of artistic prints that reflect his extraordinary talent and artistic diversity.
The mysterious journey of Lubin Baugin through the realm of art reveals the genius of a painter who in his paintings merged the seemingly contradictory worlds of still life and religious motifs into a harmonious whole. Born around 1612 in Pithiviers, into a family of wealth, Baugin conquered the art world despite limited information on his formal education, which lasted from 1622 to 1628. His unmistakable signature can be seen in the art prints that our company reproduces with great care. Lubin Baugin's career as an artist began when he was recognized as a master painter by the Guild of St.-Germaine-des-Prés on May 23, 1629. His first proven works were exquisite still lifes that displayed a complex balance between realism and abstraction. Baugin found himself on an artistic trip to Italy around 1632-33, where he gathered new inspiration in Rome. After 1641, he shifted his work to Paris, where he produced a large number of artworks until his death in 1663. Although Baugin is best known for his religious paintings and still lifes, one of the great paradoxes of his oeuvre is the striking discrepancy between these two genres. Art historian Arnaud Brejon de Lavergnée placed this observation in the context of 17th-century French art. Baugin's still lifes are strictly constructed and rule-governed, while his religious and mythological works have a distinctly decorative character. Interestingly, only his still lifes are signed, leading to speculation in art history that there may have been two artists with the same name.
Baugin's artful mastery of still life is reflected in four particularly outstanding works, "Still Life with Apricots," "Still Life with Candlestick," "Still Life with Chessboard" (also known as "The Five Senses"), and "Still Life with Water Waffles." These works, all completed before he was twenty, reveal his innovative approach. Art critic Trevor Winkfield praises Baugin as "one of the most innovative of all French still-life painters." He notes that the balanced perspective in "Still Life with Chessboard" creates a "topographical alienation" reminiscent of the metaphysical art of Giorgio de Chirico. On the other hand, Baugin's religious and historical paintings present a stylized, graceful aesthetic that was heavily influenced by masters such as Raffael and Parmigianino. Interestingly, he often painted multiple versions of the same composition using different techniques, indicating his penchant for experimentation and diversity in his artistic production. Lubin Baugin left us a rich heritage of artistic prints that reflect his extraordinary talent and artistic diversity.
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.jpg "Still Life of Books, Feather, Letter and Candle by Lubin Baugin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1004864).jpg "Martyrdom of Saint Bartholomew by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "The Sleep of the Infant Jesus by Lubin Baugin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1426329).jpg "Dead Christ by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "The Lamentation of Christ by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Christ in the Tomb by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "The Carrying of the Cross, c.1640 by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Still life at the chess by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child with Saint Elizabeth and Saint John the Baptist by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Italy, Rome, Still Life by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "The Martyrdom of Saint Lawrence by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "Holy Family with the Infant Saint John the Baptist and Angels by Lubin Baugin")
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.jpg "The Dessert of Wafers by Lubin Baugin")
.jpg "Still Life with Wafer Dessert of Biscuits, Wine Bottle and Glass by Lubin Baugin")
_17th_century_Su_-_(MeisterDrucke-972443).jpg "Still Life at the Chess by Lubin Baugin")
.jpg "Still Life with Chess-board, 1630 by Lubin Baugin")