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The 17 pages that link to Académie royale de peinture et de sculpture, each with the reason it gives.

• Academic artBroader topic: It established influential standards for training and artistic rank in France.

• History paintingRelated: Its teaching and exhibitions made history painting central to French academic practice.

• French AcademyBroader topic: This was the Academy’s central body for visual art and the model for its professional authority.

• Fine artRelated: It institutionalized distinctions among artistic media and ranked their subjects.

• Paris SalonNarrower topic: The Academy organized early Salons and supplied their academic authority.

• Charles Le BrunCompared with: This is the institution’s French name; its rules and hierarchy defined Le Brun’s authority.

• Nicolas PoussinRelated: The Academy’s hierarchy and teaching later made Poussin a central authority for French painters.

• French Academy in RomeRelated: The Roman academy complemented this Paris institution by providing advanced study abroad.

• Accademia di San LucaRelated: Its organization shows how the Roman academy’s model resonated in another European capital.

• Fête galanteRelated: The Academy created a category for Watteau’s subject matter when existing genre rankings did not fit it.

• French BaroqueRelated: It promoted artistic standards aligned with the monarchy and state.

• Jean-Honoré FragonardRelated: Fragonard’s rise depended on recognition within this institution and its official artistic hierarchy.

• François BoucherRelated: Boucher’s membership and leadership connected him to the official hierarchy of French art.

• The Embarkation for CytheraRelated: Watteau submitted the painting to the Academy as his reception piece in 1717.

• Pierre Charles L'EnfantRelated: L'Enfant studied there before bringing artistic training to architectural design.

• Jean Siméon ChardinRelated: Chardin’s membership shaped his professional standing and participation in official exhibitions.

• Jean-Antoine HoudonRelated: Houdon entered its training system and later became an established sculptor within it.