Delacroix : the late work / Arlette Sérullaz
Material type: TextPublication details: Philadelphia, PA : Philadelphia Museum of Art , 1998Description: 406 p. : illus. ; 32 cmISBN:- 0876331231
- Toller Cranston Collection
- REF 759.4 DEL
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Libro - Monografía | Biblioteca Pública de San Miguel de Allende, A.C. | Consulta / Referencia | REF 759.4 DEL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 043084 |
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REF 759.4 DEG Edgar Degas : life and work | REF 759.4 DEG Degas | REF 759.4 DEG Degas by himself : drawings, prints, paintings, writings | REF 759.4 DEL Delacroix : the late work | REF 759.4 DEL The World of Delacroix, 1798-1863 | REF 759.4 DUC Marcel Duchamp. | REF 759.4 DUC The World of Marcel Duchamp, 1887-1968 |
Chronology / Arlette Sérullaz The late work : continuity and variation / Lee Johnson Eugène Delacroix as seen by his contemporaries / Arlette Sérullaz Eugène Delacroix : the state, collectors, and dealers / Vincent Pomarède Delacroix and America / Joseph J. Rishel Delacroix : the late work [catalogue]. Felines and hunts ; The feeling for nature ; Allegories and mythologies ; Literary inspiration ; The lesson of Morocco ; Religious aspiration ; The final works / [Arlette Sérullaz and Vincent Pomarède ; with Louis-Antoine Prat] The technique of Eugène Delacroix : a historical approach / David Liot
A pivotal figure in the history of nineteenth-century art, Delacroix stands both at the culmination of the great painterly tradition of Titian, Veronese, Rubens, and Rembrandt and at the beginning of something quite new and modern, as witnessed by the reverence given him by artists of following generations who were so profoundly influenced by his work: Renoir, Cezanne, Picasso, and Matisse.This publication, accompanying an international exhibition that begins in Paris and travels to the Philadelphia Museum of Art, presents in glorious color subjects ranging from saints and warriors to mythical goddesses, from Arab hunting scenes and tigers to sumptuous bouquets of flowers. Delacroix's late work reveals a deepening spiritual intensity and has more to do with aesthetic reflection and recollection than with the expansive narrative that characterized his grand public commissions.
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