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Nicolas poussin
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What is the birth name of Sabine Timoteo?
Sabine Timoteo's birth name is Sabine Hagenbuechle.
When was Sabine Hill created?
Sabine Hill was created in 1796.
When was Sabine Osthoff born?
Sabine Karsenti was born in Montral, in Qubec, Canada.
Is William Sabine Kathy Sabine's son?
Yes, I woud know...
Has sabine schmitz got kids?
No, she's not.
The of the sabine women was painted by?
Jacques-Louis David
When was The Intervention of the Sabine Women created?
The Intervention of the Sabine Women was created in 1799.
Who is the overstockcom women?
Sabine Ehrenfeld
Which of davids paintings represented chaos after the french revolution and called for an end of conflict?
David painted many works that had to do with the French Revolution. His painting that called for an end to all of the conflict was called the Rape of the Sabine Women.
Why did the woman ask the Sabine's and the Romans to get along?
The abducted Sabine womEn asked the Romans and the Sabines to stop fighting because they did not want to see their (Sabine) fathers and the (Roman) husbands to be killed.
What is Nicholas Poussin's most famous painting?
the rape of the sabine women
Nicolas Poussin's The of the Sabine Women was an example of what style?
the grand manner
Which of these is Nicolas Poussin's most famous painting?
"The rape of the Sabine Women"
Why was Sabine important in Roman history?
The Romans had few woman at the time of the founding of Rome, so they invited the women of the nearby Sabine tribe to visit a spectacle that they had arranged. They then raped and abducted the women taking them as wives,.
Which race was famous for the legendary seizure of its women?
The Sabine women were famous for the legendary seizure of its women.
Was it uncommon for women to have portraits painted in the 1400s?
No, it was not.
What has the author Sabine Appel written?
Sabine Appel has written: 'Im Feengarten' -- subject(s): Biography, German Authors, Relations with women 'Johann Wolfgang von Goethe'
