Sold as a pair, these 2 cards feature The Three Graces by Peter Rubens (1638) The Large Bathers by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1887) On the back of each card, you will find a straightforward breakdown of how the painting was composed, the history behind it, the influence of Rubens and the small details you might miss at first glance. These are from Anatomy of Influence, a 20-card collection that track the chain of influence between Peter Paul Rubens and the seven legendary painters (Velázquez, Rembrandt, Watteau, Constable, Delacroix, Renoir, and Picasso) who dissected his work to unlock their own breakthroughs. Complete Anatomy of Influence set available here. Other pairs from the set are: Velázquez & Rubens: Equestrian Portrait of the Duke of Lerma (1603) — Peter Paul Rubens | Equestrian Portrait of the Count-Duke of Olivares (1634) — Diego Velázquez Rembrandt & Rubens:The Descent from the Cross (1614) — Peter Paul Rubens | The Descent from the Cross (1634) — Rembrandt Watteau & Rubens: The Garden of Love (1633) — Peter Paul Rubens | The Pilgrimage to Cythera (1717) — Jean-Antoine Watteau Delacroix & Rubens: The Tiger Hunt (1616) — Peter Paul Rubens | Tiger and Snake (1862) — Eugène Delacroix Renoir & Rubens: The Three Graces (1635) — Peter Paul Rubens | The Large Bathers (1887) — Pierre-Auguste Renoir Picasso & Rubens: The Consequences of War (1638) — Peter Paul Rubens | Guernica (1937) — Pablo Picasso