The 19th Century’s Most Scandalous Painting Comes to New York
"One of the pleasures of reading her is to follow the way she weaves life, art and history into a smooth tapestry. The art emerges from the life, and in the broadest possible context: in terms of its creator's life and concerns and in terns of its historical and cultural setting."—Eric Gibson, The Washington Times Books
"Richly detailed and informative . . . [this biography] exposes the character of an artist who maintained a sharply defined duality between his public and private personas."—Edward J. Sozanski, Philadelphia Inquirer
"Brombert's reading of important canvasses . . . shine, as do her accounts of the changing social and political environment in which Manet worked. . . . Well researched, complexly conceived, and clearly written."—Kirkus Reviews
"Brilliant . . . [this book] grants us a far deeper understanding of why [Manet's] paintings outraged so many of his peers, and why these same masterpieces resonate so richly in our psyches a century later."—Booklist, starred review
Pierre Bourdieu 《藝術的法則 》《馬內的象徵革命:藝術場域的誕生》:《情感教育》
Eunice Lipton - 化名奧林匹亞
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Title, 化名奧林匹亞 ; Author, Eunice Lipton ; Publisher, 遠流出版事業股份有限公司, 1996 ; ISBN, 9573231298, 9789573231295 ; Length, 155 pages.
Titian’s “Venus of Urbino,” one of Manet’s main inspirations.
And on Sept. 24, “Olympia” arrives in New York, as the focal point of “Manet/Degas,” the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s momentous fall exhibition of two city boys and the modern capital they painted.
“Manet/Degas” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. This momentous fall exhibition centers on the two artists and the modern capital they painted: Paris. The focal point of the show is Édouard Manet’s “Olympia,” the 1863 painting of a brothel scene that birthed modern art.
“Manet/Degas,” which maps how two very different artists built off each other’s examples to haul painting into a new age. The show is also a profound interlacing of two great museum collections, which each needed the other to reckon fully with the emergence of modern French painting. Nearly half of the show’s 160 works by Manet or Degas — this is a stunning fact — belong either to the Met or the Orsay.
The 19th Century’s Most Scandalous Painting Comes to New York
“Olympia,” the brothel scene that birthed modern art, crosses the Atlantic for the first time in the Met exhibition “Manet/Degas.”
Pierre Bourdieu 《藝術的法則 》《馬內的象徵革命:藝術場域的誕生》:《情感教育》Evacuations in Towns and Villages South of Paris等等和林南的一些書
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