The Storm by Pierre Auguste Cot has long been regarded, at least by Americans aware of its presence at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, as a symbol of late nineteenth-century French academicism.
Cots completed the painting ‘The Storm” in 1880 and was originally exhibited in “The Salon” in Paris.
The Storm is an elegant example of naturalism, and a blissfully romantic yet evasive reproduction of the stark sensuality that dare not speak its name in nineteenth-century French society.
The Storm by Pierre Auguste Cot
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