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Gustave Moreau foi um pintor francês. Tornou-se célebre por ser um dos principais impulsionadores da arte simbolista do século XIX. Moreau começou como pintor realista. Posteriormente, sob a influência dos impressionistas e pré-rafaelitas, evoluiu para uma pintura mais romântica e espiritual, que lhe permitiu entrar nas fileiras do simbolismo, junto com Munch, Ensor, Puvis de Chavannes e Redon. Alguns historiadores de arte preferem se referir a eles como pós-impressionistas. More information...

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