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Armelle Fémelat is a French art historian specializing in Italian Renaissance art and the representation of animals in art history. Her work focuses particularly on horse iconography, animal portraiture, and the relationship between art, power, and representations of living beings. She also trained in museology at the École du Louvre. Alongside her academic research, Armelle Fémelat has written several popular art books devoted to major figures in art history, including Rosa Bonheur, Paul Gauguin, Leonardo da Vinci, and Giuseppe Arcimboldo.
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