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| With the arrival of photography, the art of the portrait might have disappeared.
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| Numerous artists continue to draw, paint and engrave portraits.
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| Moving away from faithful representation, the portrait has become a singular expression. |
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| The portrait is born from the encounter of two individuals.
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The human
face has yet to find its real identity... |
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| It can also be a meeting with oneself. |
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Certain
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| With the portrait, artists are constantly questioning... |
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It is sometimes by repetition that the artists pursues, in his model, the passage of time or the varied facets of a personality.
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the limits of representation. |
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