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Rubens, Marie Arrives at Marseilles, In what ways does this painting glorify its subject, Queen Marie de’Medici and exhibit the pomp for which Baroque art is known
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Rubens, Marie Arrives at Marseilles, In what ways does this painting glorify its subject, Queen Marie de’Medici and exhibit the pomp for which Baroque art is known

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It's kind of hard to tell you how a painting describes an event without the painting to see.
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