Ingres’s preoccupation with tonal relationships and formal counterpoints led him to push his idealization of the female body to the limits of [...], offering abstractions of the models from which he worked
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naturalism
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Ingres’s preoccupation with tonal relationships and formal counterpoints led him to push his idealization of the female body to the limits of [...], offering abstractions of the models from which he worked
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Ingres’s preoccupation with tonal relationships and formal counterpoints led him to push his idealization of the female body to the limits of [...], offering abstractions of the models from which he worked
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naturalism
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