Rubens (en. Rubens)

/ʁy.bɛ̃/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

Flemish painter of the 17th century, known for his baroque works.

Rubens created many famous paintings.

Rubens a réalisé de nombreuses peintures célèbres.

An artistic style inspired by the works of Rubens.

This work displays a style reminiscent of Rubens.

Cette œuvre montre un style rappelant celui de Rubens.

Represents sensuality and movement in his compositions.

Rubens' paintings often capture life and movement.

Les tableaux de Rubens capturent souvent la vie et le mouvement.

A Flemish surname, linked to the famous painter Peter Paul Rubens.

The art of Rubens

Refers to the flamboyant and sensual style of the painter.

L'art de Rubens

The rubens of painting

Expression designating works influenced by Rubens.

Les rubens de la peinture

Rubensian inspiration

Refers to an influence or inspiration drawn from Rubens.

Inspiration rubensienne

composition

Arrangement of elements in an artistic work.

composition

baroque

Artistic style of the 17th century associated with exuberance and movement.

baroque

painting

Art of representing images on a surface, often using colors.

peinture

A compliment to refer to a voluptuous person.

She has a Rubens body, full of curves.

Elle a un corps à la Rubens, plein de courbes.

To describe something rich and opulent.

This party had a Rubens atmosphere.

Cette fête avait une ambiance rubens.