Chrysean Academy of Fine Arts

The Chrysean Academy of Fine Arts is a art school located in Chryse, capital of the Benacian Union. It was first established in 1724 AN under the auspices of the Guild of Academicians with the remit to perpetuate, preserve, and promote the Benacian Academy style of art which had become the hallmark of official culture in the Union-State in the years after its foundation. The inaugural rector of the academy would be Albrecht Dalle, an artist of Whales who had flourished in the Harmonious Society of Benacia.

The academy has been developed to offer a wide range of programmes for aspiring artists in fields such as painting, sculpture, graphics and printmaking, fine arts education, conservation and restoration, and stage design. Students can pursue undergraduate and graduate degrees accredited with the Benacian Academy, as well as participate in various workshops and courses.

In addition to providing high-quality art education, the academy is also intended to house a museum and gallery that will showcase works by its students and alumni.

Displayed works

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  Committee Chamber (Congress of Chryse), 1724 AN
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  Hall of the Victors (Congress of Chryse), 1724 AN
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  Portrait of Guendolen Avon-El, 1727 AN
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  A Fair Trial, an Objective Evaluation, 1729 AN
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  The Magisters, 1730 AN