Delacroix

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Delacroix

Barthélémy Jobert ; [translated by Terry Grabar and Alexandra Bonfante-Warren]

Princeton University Press, c1998

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 328-329) and indexes

Original French edition published by Gallimard, c1997

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内容説明

Responding to resurgent interest in 19th-century French painting - with its rich connections to revolutionary politics, exoticism, romance and nationalism - this text looks at one of the period's most elusive artists - Eugene Delacroix (1798-1863). Delacroix produced stormy, romantic works like "The Death of Sardanapalus" and then turned to more classically inspired paintings, such as "Liberty Leading the People". In this tribute to the artist, Jobert explores the driving inner tensions and contradictions behind both Delacroix's life and work. Jobert not only re-creates the political and cultural arenas in which Delacroix thrived, but also allows readers an opportunity to appreciate the full range of his artistic production. Delacroix's large canvases, decorative cycles, watercolours, and engravings, which are widely dispersed throughout the world, are represented here in 231 colour plates. The book is timed to commemorate the bicentenary of Delacroix's birth.

目次

Introduction. Reconsidering Delacroix 7 Chapter One. The Man, the Painter 17 Chapter Two. From the Salon of 1822 to the Salon of 1827: Leader of a New School? 65 Chapter Three. The Romantic Artist 91 Chapter Four. The Voyage to Morocco 139 Chapter Five. The Great Decorative Works: The Palais-Bourbon 177 Chapter Six. The Great Decorative Works: From the Palais A Luxembourg to Saint-Sulpice 203 Chapter Seven. 1833 to 1863: Thirty Years in the Public Eye 235 Conclusion. Delacroix after His Death 303 Notes 310 Selected Bibliography 328 Indexes 331

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