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Art Print "Fine Art" - Glossy finish on a fiber base paper 325 g.
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This work is an "Open Edition"
Digital Arts,
Giclée Print / Digital Print
- Dimensions Several sizes available
- Several supports available (Fine art paper, Metal Print, Canvas Print)
- Framing Framing available (Floating Frame + Under Glass, Frame + Under Acrylic Glass)
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Categories Classicism Women Portraits
Germaine de Stael Renaissance Woman
About Germaine de Stael At Early Age
Germaine de Staël, a name that resonates with intellectual prowess and literary excellence, was not always the celebrated figure we remember her as today. In her early years, she was a precocious and spirited young woman whose life was marked by a relentless pursuit of knowledge and a thirst for intellectual discourse. Born on April 22, 1766, in Paris, France, Anne Louise Germaine Necker, later known as Germaine de Staël, would grow up to become one of the most influential writers and thinkers of her time.
Germaine de Staël was born into a privileged and intellectually stimulating environment. Her father, Jacques Necker, was a prominent statesman who served as the Director-General of Finance under King Louis XVI, and her mother, Suzanne Curchod, was a well-educated woman who had run a successful salon. Growing up, young Germaine was immersed in a world of literature, politics, and philosophy, thanks to her parents' connections and interests. It was in this nurturing environment that her intellectual journey began.
Germaine's early education was anything but conventional for a young woman of her time. In addition to French, she was proficient in several languages, including Italian, German, and English. This multilingual proficiency would prove to be a significant asset throughout her life, as it allowed her to engage with a wide range of literary and philosophical works from different cultures.
At the age of sixteen, she married the Swedish ambassador, Baron Erik Magnus Staël von Holstein, which led to her adopting the name "Germaine de Staël." This marriage, while not particularly successful on a personal level, exposed her to the political and social circles of Europe, broadening her horizons further.
Like her mother, Germaine de Staël began hosting her own salons, where writers, philosophers, and politicians gathered to discuss ideas. These gatherings became renowned for their intellectual vigor, attracting luminaries such as Voltaire, Diderot, and Benjamin Constant. Germaine was a spirited conversationalist and often held her own in these discussions, displaying an early talent for rhetoric and argumentation.
As she entered her twenties, Germaine de Staël's passion for literature and writing became more evident. Her first published work, "Lettres sur les ouvrages et le caractère de J.J. Rousseau" (Letters on the Works and Character of J.J. Rousseau), showcased her admiration for the Enlightenment philosopher and her own emerging literary voice. In this work, she engaged with Rousseau's ideas on the individual and society, foreshadowing the themes that would later dominate her own literary works.
Germaine de Staël's early years were marked by an exceptional upbringing, a thirst for knowledge, and an intellectual curiosity that set her on a path to become one of the most influential figures of her time. Her ability to engage with a wide range of ideas, her multilingual proficiency, and her dedication to fostering intellectual discourse in her salons all played crucial roles in shaping her future as a writer and thinker. Her journey from a young, spirited woman to a celebrated author and political commentator is a testament to the transformative power of education, intellectual curiosity, and the pursuit of one's passions.
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I'm Gerry Martinez, I'm a digital painting fine artist and landscape fine art photographer from Philippines residing in Spain doing arts in style of photo painting technique and applying texture specially digital renaissance, surrealism and abstract art. I'm also a fine art photographer specially landscape and can do traditional painting as well. I have been doing digital fine arts since when desktop windows become famous.
I'm using a 24 screen stylus screen tablet to create and impress people with my fine art, and also a desktop computer. I create Art through digital brush under painting , applying textures , mixed media composition, Ai tools and photography.
My passion for art was born from an early age. I'm fascinated by the impressive romantic details of Renaissance art and surrealism captivated by the works of famous painter like Rembrandt, Michelangelo and Salvador Dali.
With the advancement of digital technology, i found found myself creating beautiful arts. I had spends countless days and hours to discover complicated different techniques exploring the spell charms of art colors and textures.
Here armed with a digital screen tablet and cutting-edge digital art software, I'm inside a journey to explore the realms of sharing, promoting pixel art.
My style seamlessly blends the classic techniques of the Renaissance period with abstract elements, creating a unique and captivating visual experience, Imposing my ability to portray emotions and tell stories through digital brushstrokes.
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Nationality:
PHILIPPINES
- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Contemporary Filipino Artists
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