Rembrandt van Rijn’s magisterial painting in the Louvre of “Bathsheba at Her Bath” (1654 ... dominance and expressive power unique in the art of his age.

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Others say that, because the Bible indicates that Bathsheba was cleansing herself after her menstruation, her bath was of a rather explicit nature. "When you look at the history of art ...

Bathsheba is interested the convergence of typologies and the archive to communicate her work. She often shows the work at the sites of her research and to audiences often overlooked in the ...