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Rubens, Marie Arrives at Marseilles, In what ways does this painting glorify its subject, Queen Marie de’Medici and exhibit the pomp for which Baroque art is known

Rubens, Marie Arrives at Marseilles, In what ways does this painting glorify its subject, Queen Marie de’Medici and exhibit the pomp for which Baroque art is known
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Rubens, Marie Arrives at Marseilles, In what ways does this painting glorify its subject, Queen Marie de’Medici and exhibit the pomp for which Baroque art is known

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It's kind of hard to tell you how a painting describes an event without the painting to see.
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