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While I'm sure there are as many interpretations as there are artists, I think of "traditional portraiture" as the kind of work that was generally done before 1900, pre-Impressionists, I suppose, or more specifically, pre-Cezanne.
Since there are the "Pre-Raphaelites," will artists of our ilk be known to future generations as the "Pre-Cezannites"?
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