Judith possibly ca. 1886 Benjamin-Constant (Jean-Joseph-Benjamin Constant) French Judith, the Old Testament heroine who saved her besieged city by beheading the general Holofernes, appears as an avenging beauty, proudly bearing her sword. Painted in glinting red and gold tones, this exotic figure attests to Benjamin-Constants esteem for the palette and subject matter of the great early-nineteenth-century artist Delacroix. Following in the older artists footsteps, Benjamin-Constant traveled to Spain and Morocco in the early 1870s, a voyage that yielded inspiration, and props, for many of his pictures. He returned repeatedly to the dramatic motif of Judith, including another version shown at the Salon of 1886.. Judith. Benjamin-Constant (Jean-Joseph-Benjamin Constant) (French, Paris 1845-1902 Paris). possibly ca. 1886. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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Judith possibly ca. 1886 Benjamin-Constant (Jean-Joseph-Benjamin Constant) French Judith, the Old Testament heroine who saved her besieged city by beheading the general Holofernes, appears as an avenging beauty, proudly bearing her sword. Painted in glinting red and gold tones, this exotic figure attests to Benjamin-Constants esteem for the palette and subject matter of the great early-nineteenth-century artist Delacroix. Following in the older artists footsteps, Benjamin-Constant traveled to Spain and Morocco in the early 1870s, a voyage that yielded inspiration, and props, for many of his pictures. He returned repeatedly to the dramatic motif of Judith, including another version shown at the Salon of 1886.. Judith. Benjamin-Constant (Jean-Joseph-Benjamin Constant) (French, Paris 1845-1902 Paris). possibly ca. 1886. Oil on canvas. Paintings

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