The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

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The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

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The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

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The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

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The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

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He was a realist artist who lacked his brother's sensibility and focused on genre paintings such as processions and scenes of daily life.... The artist's ability to clearly portray real figures in these genre paintings brought him much acclaim....

http://www.mheu.org/en/timeline/procession-cross-piazza-san-marco.aspx

Giuseppe Maria Crespi was one of the first famous painters to depict scenes of daily life, a genre reserved until then to minor artists....... He was a realist artist who lacked his brother's sensibility and focused on genre paintings such as processions and scenes of daily life.... Only three works...

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The Barricade, painted in 1911 and kept in the Versailles Palace, is a sort of genre painting reflecting the Paris Commune (with the Communards waiting at the foot of the barricade built out of street paving) ; the left-hand side of the picture again demonstrates the artist's penchant for crowd scenes...

http://www.mheu.org/en/timeline/barricade.aspx

He was a realist artist who lacked his brother's sensibility and focused on genre paintings such as processions and scenes of daily life.... The artist's ability to clearly portray real figures in these genre paintings brought him much acclaim....

http://www.mheu.org/en/street/processions.aspx

Giuseppe Maria Crespi was one of the first famous painters to depict scenes of daily life, a genre reserved until then to minor artists....... He was a realist artist who lacked his brother's sensibility and focused on genre paintings such as processions and scenes of daily life.... Only three works...

http://www.humanurban.org/en/index-veosphere.aspx?inp=Scenes+of+daily+life