Sunday, February 27, 2011

Sudden Nausea Won't Go Away

My cat - Hulton Getty Collection

"I want in my house: A woman with her reason, A cat among books passing"
(Guillaume Apollinaire)


So goes the cat, autonomous hermit , libertine, ascetic, hug or spicy, or leaping to coiling,
never the same but still the same ... Send
poets, novelists or citations essayists of yesterday and today trying to capture this elusive
adorable, this sedentary runaway.

I made the slideshow you can see from this book dedicated to the love of cats by
original photos in black and white but also decorated with quotations and texts of famous authors.
Click on the mini slide scrolling to view a new page in large format.




For your wallpaper or just to please the eye,
Here are some pictures for lovers (his) cats.

is the familiar spirit of place: he judges, he presides, he inspires
all things in his empire: maybe it is fairy, is it god?
Charles Baudelaire
The sleepy kitten on the guitar (Author unknown)
What torment to live near you
I ate, it's two hours ... Let us sleep!
Colette!
Sleep Kitten © Philippe Rosa
I see my wife in spirit
his eyes, like yours, amiable beast,
deep and cold, cuts and splits like a dart.
Charles Baudelaire.
Blue Eyes Cat © Catherine Fricotteau x
Cats powerful and gentle
pride of the house.
Charles Baudelaire
Soft Paw cat Fabrice © Deutscher
To him I gave my heart my precious stingy
heart chat.
And he, without words, gave me his.
Colette
The pleading look of the cat © Eve Milochau
There are two ways to forget the worries of life
music and cats.
Jules Renard:
The Cat in the glare of the sun © Eric Favre
The cat is a dilettante in fur
Theophile Gautier.
The kitten in the flowers © Jean-Claud e Singla
The smallest feline is a work of art
Leonard Vinci.
The red kitten in the grass © Laurent Mercier
They take, thinking, noble attitude
large sphinxes stretched out in solitude. Charles Baudelaire
The cat lying in the grass © Mathieu Meunier
Come, my beautiful cat, love on my heart,
retain the claws of your paw ,
and let me gaze into your beautiful eyes
mixed metal and agate. Charles Baudelaire
Agate is a quartz and is a variety of chalcedony.
Akhat From the Greek, it was named after a river in Sicily where we found it in abundance.
is a stone or semi-precious and there are several varieties red, green, yellow,
blue or black
The cat with blue eyes © Bernard Arnoux

The best way to resist temptation is to yield
. Oscar Wilde
the greedy e cat (author unknown)
To understand cats, you should realize it has
own talents ,
his singular point of view and even his personal morality. Lilian Jackson Braun
two Siamese kittens convent (Author unknown)
That's it for today.
Tomorrow is another day ...

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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Best Prosumer 2010 Dpreview

Ruins of Castle-Gasselin Hayes (Andrezé, Maine-et-Loire)



In the early fifteenth s that the fortress was built it was surrounded by a moat and a pond surrounded by 4 hectares. The castle included a turreted gatehouse, tower, three main buildings have preserved beautiful fireplaces boots (which can also still see) and a chapel dedicated to St. Giles. Jean Gasselin became master in 1434 and remains the passes from hand to hand. The latter was burned down by Royalist troops during the wars of Vendee in 1794. Today, it remains a front nevertheless impressive.

Where the place?


Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Simple Rustic Wedding Ideas

Ruins of the Castle Cantinière (Mauleon, Deux-Sevres)



The Cantinière takes its name from its early lords, Cantineau. In 1632, a house, closing the chapel was built. The castle, which was still inhabited after 1914, virtually disappeared under the vegetation. Its oldest part dates back to XVth century It was then redesigned in 1632 and 1765. Only a few walls are still standing, and two towers. The Cantinière is completely surrounded by a moat and access is via an old bridge.

Where the place?


Monday, February 21, 2011

High Metabolism And Bowel Movement

feelings and sensations, the reception of the work in the nineteenth century

feelings and sensations, the reception of the work in the nineteenth.



Feeling: emotional state associated with certain emotions sustainable or representations.

Sensations: impressions received through the senses.


The issue of receiving the nineteenth century by the salons and the proliferation of critical hires a sociological function of the table. The impact on the viewer engages the paint to express visually and intellectually a principle of communication. The nineteenth century definitively breaks with the prevailing ideology of the past since the Counter-Reformation. The work will be less and less demonstrative and didactic purpose. She does not qualify, nor persuade or educate. It arises in autonomous social phenomenon no longer subject to specific institutions and which by its very existence and willingness of communication, finds itself the object and its justification. Movement came as a reaction to major academic principles and traditional patterns. We observe a secularization of the artwork. Yet modern artists do not reject some important distinctions like art, so between the filter between nature and capacity for invention of the painter.

they belong to the neoclassical or to Impressionism, artists seek to represent and include the feelings and sensations an elevation of the viewer.


part of academic painting, neoclassical him a political and moral principle leads painting a feeling that might be defined as almost patriotic. The relationship with a certain nostalgia for the painting of the Grand Century recalls a permanent entity. Attacks against Jacques Louis David painting of small genera, according to the most erotic historical assesses and encourages a lifetime of work in a functional problem. Large feelings resulting from the study of great stories and great examples. The table gives the idealization of the role of media discourse that always engages the viewer in a link with the story. This reading external tables limits the visual dialogue between viewer and work. The dramatic and feelings are those of a story, different characters in the staging of the academic artist, seem to omit the viewer. The resulting cold aesthetic is covered with a sterile appearance. The feeling here seems to be denied to an intellectual work much more successful. Tymoléon the Syracusan who bring foreigners develops this distancing of the spectator. The attention of the main character hands head tilted eyes closed invites the viewer itself has become engulfed by a world that sensitive innermost. Morality can only come in reference to his own culture, the principle is not sentimental but emotional feelings.

We are witnessing a negation of the viewer by the collective will of the reception table. The political stakes may explain why the work is for the nation and not for everyone. Common sense, denial of the sensory, the work can be defined as a mass communication to be effective is by no means an object of sensory absorption, but intellectual evocations. Classical culture colors the picture of the coldness of religiosity. The common feeling is for the core audience.

The pictorial program defined by Jacques Louis David opposes the emergence and use of sensitive principles that gave rise to large-scale painting of the second and third quarter of the eighteenth century. The neoclassical ideal lies in both its classical models but also in its political function, the work must address the nation showing examples.

The model provides a high image ancient civilization. These developments are accompanied by a work that should and wants to be the most perfect image of his time. Even if the artist keeps his subjectivity in the choice of subject and in the assembly of its composition, instructional and educational nature leads him to annihilate the viewer. We emphasize that the large size of the table presents a paradox: the characters are found to be virtually represented at scale 1, allowing the viewer closer to the action. Yet, by effects of distancing or even of parapet scene closes the viewer. In the table Taillasson the two steps seem to differentiate the main action of the rest. Some compositions suggest a moral distance as if to press the size of the feelings of this great painting. Their size gives them a physical impact and dominance of the spectator.

The term, however, is not banished. Emily Signol in its ancient scene shows a soldier dying agony shows man arms outstretched in a gesture that we can not even see his face show his feelings. The dying soldiers belong to the great models of ancient sculpture, position and tension physical agony they can express pain.


neoclassical painting suggests the evocation of great feelings giving the performance a character retained, where the spectator following dialogue but simply a function empathic moral and historical. The table calls to non-sensitive knowledge, but historical.

We find other versions much more empirical and expressive in Emile Signol. The folly of the bride Lamermoor represents the young woman in a position tortured, deformed. By entering the image madness, the painter seeks an immediate visual impact with the viewer. This causes a proximity between subject and viewer. Therefore the composition is no longer to the remote observer. Decorative elements in the foreground away to allow better light penetrated the darkness until the young woman at the center of the composition. Framing effects by the mantelpiece are a spectator's absorption in the table. The original literary and expressive constructs an image where the empathy comes from a dialogue between the natural tensions of the young woman and feel of the viewer. The image wants to be closer, the subject more accessible and more theatrical composition. The obvious issue of creating a theatrical where absorption is no longer a hero to distance the viewer, but rather a sharing of feelings. Emile Signol changes registers and sources for this table. It departs from religious iconography subjects more human. This empathetic dialogue between subject and viewer can be considered as an awareness of its existence. The success of the bride as Lamermoor issue demonstrates this issue to the romantic picture of an object absorbing the viewer, the more kept at a distance, it is specifically invited to browse through and penetrate the canvas by feelings rather than empirical and moral.


This change occurs in the context of a more independent artists vis-à-vis the authorities. If we summarize chronologically this link:

1791 - 1827: works on show at the artists are almost completely dependent on power.

1830 - 1879: we are seeing a growing revolt of artists when the scheme state of painting.

1880 1914: the birth Rival demonstrations that offer 1 + long battery life for artists.


The birth of modern painting is done in a reintegration of the viewer. Patients become more "realistic" for instant recognition and accessibility to the work. The table starts to the human scale. By the refusal of the myth there is a feeling of abandonment to sensation. The work is intended to be sized so that perception becomes one too. The design of the work and artistic work became more experimental and tends toward self-expression.

The two views of the forum Sarrazin Josephine Louise Belmont offer their format that the viewer gets closer to embrace at one glance the entire composition. Unlike large tables where the body itself is invited to browse the surface of the painting, her smaller canvases allow absorption of the spectator. We could almost define the reduction in size to the immediate quality and eye work. The artist represents both a ruin at the same time a variation of light. These two paintings are on the phenomenon of the sublime, the historical evidence he offers sensory aspect. The representation of the solar disk and the glare that it should play in providing this. Academic dogmas are not so far away they are made more accessible.


The painter becomes the first observer of the object and its pictorial transcriber. Theories of Buffon and accidental color is found in the writings of German philosopher Goethe. The spectator who had been sidelined with a painting that was meant purely objective is physiologically reinserted as maker of the object as it looks. This contrast between colors "Natural" colors and "accidental" profoundly transformed the communication principle of painting. The presence of a philosophical and scientific changes the act of perception and the act of representation. Opposition to the principle of the color Newton began to distance the viewer and the reality is accompanied by an empirical definition of the decomposition of light. Theories of Buffon's arms become available to scholars and artists to oppose the academic principles based on Newton.

Goethe referred to as physiological colors "because they belong to the eye, and because we see in them the conditions necessary for vision. "The color theory published in 1810 is based solely on the experiences of the philosopher. The "screen" is Goethe's own retina.

The combination of art and nature is through color. The representation of nature is considered the primary function of painting since antiquity. Theatricality and stage design must free itself from the pictorial representation of a simple subject. It is through research of the chromatic composition as the table gets its character sensitive.

The Goethe color theory is built on an empirical principle, for him the fact is already theory. The eye and its properties are the first makers of table that leads to fullness of the visual experience as an art and a technique. In his theory of German philosopher makes this the more visible art and I must be exercised as a result of the control eyes. Goethe advocated daily mental exercises, a longer observation time on the table, the color as a conscious visual experience, the view that as meaning can be developed. The transcript is no copying where a simple transcription but elevation: "We were saying that all nature is reflected in the sense of sight by color. We affirm now, although it may appear somewhat strange that the eye sees no form, light, darkness and color together constituting the body to distinguish an object from another, and parts of the object between them. So we are building with these three items the visible world and give the paint stroke possible, which is able to produce on the canvas a visible world much more perfect than the real world. "

Artists, legitimized in a subjective work, offer a work more independently and sensitive. Principles become an eye because of the work and observation.

The key is sensitive to emotion. Assemblage composition and accessibility of the subject can provide a picture painted above the eyes of simple nature. The artificial nature of painting the landscape that is played perfectly in this direction. The eye is the engine of sensation, perception of the world. He can do and undo things. The painting is naturalistic because it proposes to look at, analyze the phenomena that underlie its existence. Based on a principle eye and sensory, the painter is no longer bound to the principles ideals of great painting. The observation of reality is sufficient to feed the artistic research. The newspaper is the subject of the modern painter. The newspaper is the subject of the modern viewer.

These words and his works may in fact exist if the public is receptive. Just as images of postcards of a campaign of idealized Millet or a Lambinet, artists offer viewers a work where the sensation is the only possibility and ease of observation of a world where everyone recomposes his universe. Warming palette and the ability synesthetic cross a work which is a concentrate of the experimental life. The modern painter is that of life.

This compared with physiological data led artists to break with the academic rules of composition. If we consider the Impressionists as the first modern movement is that it takes more account of any rule. The key is the symptom of a composition sensitive, the tactile aspect and decomposition is a quest for the real world. Painters rely on theories of Hermann von Helmholtz states in 1878 in the optical and painting :

"I have designated representation that painting must provide lights and colors of these objects as a translation, I highlighted that in general it could be a true copy of all the details. The modified scale that the artist is obliged to employ in many cases, already opposed. It must reproduce, not the actual color of objects, but the impression it has produced or occur on sight, so as to create a visible image of these objects as clean and as vibrant as possible. "

The living image is a moving image, subjective. The idealization of the work or its raison d'être is a function of the real sublime, to make all the details and all structures. The work becomes a sensitive interface between two subjectivities. The feeling is generated by the color, press, assembly, composition. The dissolution of the subject by the Impressionists led to a painting phenomenological and empirical. The spectator in the second half of the nineteenth century visual search experience. The art continues to convey a superior image reality.

The feeling is always present in Impressionist painting, it just depends on the feel and visual absorption of the spectator. The work becomes an autonomous object with which compliance is the access key. The moral principle is replaced by a rise in senses.

The table is self-narrative, the subject, it is a concentrated dramatic reality. This questioning of feeling and sensation in the nineteenth painting captures the evolution of painting, these questions and answers between modern and classical. There is no opposition, just research a willingness to transcription and communication. The phenomenon is the emergence of the background which I still today is a criterion in the implementation of works.


Thursday, February 17, 2011

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The Ruins of Castle Tremblaye (Le Pin, Deux-Sevres)




At Nos. XIV, the stronghold of the Tremblaye already exists and is also built at that time a first home. Subsequently, it was enlarged and underwent rearrangements in the sixteenth and seventeenth century Jean Barlot will be the last member of the branch of the Barlot Tremblaye to own the house. Without male issue, he as successor to Jean Rigaud XVII Nos. then, Nos. XVIII, Bouchet Meillers of them leading a royal stud farm of 150 stallions. Devastated during the revolution, became the property of The Tremblaye O'Riordan family, of Irish origin. Since the beginning of the twentieth s Castle is deteriorating day by day. Some walls still standing, devoured by vegetation, threatening to collapse sooner or later. Granite, the manor of La Tremblaye was built on a rectangular plan and protected by a moat spanned by a drawbridge now disappeared. The old part of the building still has a beautiful arched door surmounted by an entablature. The construction of the eighteenth s big bay is pierced and punctuated by large pilasters and bands of stone aligning verticals and horizontals.

Where the place?


Monday, February 14, 2011

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The landscape on a modern declared?

The landscape on a modern declared?


The landscape is the subject of an evolution of painting in the nineteenth century. The Impressionist revolution permanently inscribed in such a modern path. Paintings of Turner to neo-impressionism, the landscape is it yet the subject of a declared modernity?

Chateaubriand, in a short text written in 1795 and published in 1830 under the title Letter on landscape painting, clearly summarizes the state of this kind, held for minors, which the public was so fond: "the Landscape love not enough nature and know little about. [...] It seems that the study of landscape consists only in the study of strokes of the pen or brush, that all art is reduced to assemble some features [...] The result is the appearance of trees, houses, animals and other objects. The landscape that draws so hard to not look like a woman who makes lace [...] In talking or looking elsewhere, it follows from this structure of solids and voids that form a web of more or less varied: call it a profession, not an art. Students must deal first with the study of nature itself: it is in the midst of campaigns they have to take their first lessons. "


The landscape is historically derived from a painting and decorative topographical views that fall as combinatorial techniques. Thus these assemblies as a decoration theater was an art approval. At the revolution, tired of the official painting and historic public attention was now directed to this kind that allowed her to stay in Arcadia rectangle above his dresser. Recognition of the practice of landscape was the creation of a Rome Prize of the historic landscape. Pierre Henri de Valenciennes gave an academic quality to such minor when he took the guise of history and mythology. To make a "historic landscape", it was enough to animate the scene by a few figures taken at the same costume accessories store. It was officially dedicated a type that are already feeling the limits.

Valenciennes and his followers do not ignore the situation of the landscape, the Dutch have practiced forms of landscape, visible in large collections, known by some, and had no history. Valenciennes expressed on this: "Unlike the painting of a cow and some sheep grazing in the meadow at the funeral of Phocion; [...] On rainy days of the Flood Ruisdael chick! The former are painted with a sense of color, other color with feeling. "

The historic landscape is a studio work, composition and assembly, including the historical regime away necessarily an observation from nature. Chateaubriand in 1795 had already concluded: "Studies of Staff, copies of copies, never replace a work from nature. "


Within the museum's collections, the great exponent of this historic landscape is Duperre Millin and his large canvas Jeanne d'Arc in Loches. The painter makes a visit to the south of Touraine. On this occasion he is confronted with historical buildings and seems to be in the citadel of Loches a subject worthy of the name. As proof of this representation, the artist animates the terrace of the citadel by the announcement of the liberation of the city of Orleans to the King. In 1824, its historic landscape consists of two practices. Firstly it must be emphasized that the artist went on site for the representation of the citadel. This is a study that can be considered from nature. Other small paintings of Langeais or else the house of Agnes Sorel said, testify to this trip. Accuracy in representing the citadel can be analyzed or construed as a job from an observed object. The posture is part of a movement of a modern painter went there to find and identify the subject. But the characters accessorized us back to a shop work. We must first note that the scene represented by the painter does not happen in the citadel of Loches but Chinon. The artist made an academic composition, if the building appears to be well represented, the landscape is completely artificial. The invention and adaptation of a subject according to the will of the painter dramatizes the very appearance of the representation. In the notice of the first guide of the Museum of Fine Arts dates back to 1824, the story and the story take precedence over the landscape. In this lyrical author brought to recognize the young woman three-quarters back Agnes Sorel. This painting is not naturalistic, but ideal. Yet it is through this type of landscape paintings that gets recognition and legitimacy within the academy.

We can consider that further developments of the landscape that are due to academic reform in the early nineteenth century. Further analysis, hatching this topic is done with a modern academic principle.


The principle of an open-air painting changes its operation. Chateaubriand as requested at the end of the eighteenth century, the artist should not make a composition workshops but to confront the topic itself. This shift naturally encourages a change of subject. The campaign, peasants, daily activities, seem sufficient to justify the existence of a table. It should be noted that the paintings are at first small sized, playing on an intermediate format in comparison to the Great paint.


The English Romantic painting by looking on the landscape to clear the subject for a technical research. The desire is to lead romantic colors the world of ideas and feelings. This is important because these theories allow landscape painters to claim the same sentiment that the historic landscape. The chromatic treatment and composition to understand that the painter does not transcribed the world but the sublime.

Our table analysis of 1848 Eugene Delacroix Arab comedians or clowns concervé a screen between the cultural and intellectual nature and the painter. The landscape that serves as canvas background to the characters in the foreground is made from nature, it is a view off Tangier. This behavior might be perceived as evidence of a painting pleinairisme. However, the time between sketching and watercolor painting's composition is expressive of a will. The application of the law of simultaneous contrasts as the keystone of the composition of the painting shows a misuse of cultural and intellectual nature. The assembly principle is preserved. But justification is not history or even anecdotal. The composition is governed by a principle even more than painting the subject. Eugene Delacroix "uses" his studies to advocate the independence of the table from the subject.


This web culture is equally present in the Barbizon school. The rediscovery of Dutch seventeenth century, known by the engraving or the paintings in the Louvre engage artists in a dip in raw nature. The subjects of peasants or even animals in landscapes are reviving a tradition which has existed for centuries in the Netherlands. The Barbizon artists are not so marginal between Rousseau exhibition in 1848. It was then time for the artists of the official recognition and the village becomes as international as the city of Rome in 1825. The Barbizon artists are presented as the spiritual fathers of Impressionism. However, they remain linked to the latest romantic. Their patient work and pleasure of painting a forest or a sunset to bring them into communion with the masters of old. Then there is always a cultural and intellectual principle in practice.


Leon Belly with his painting titled Forest of Fontainebleau plays exactly that. At first glance, this picture seems to be a complete and absolute disposal of the painter in Nature. The forest of Fontainebleau has grown to feed the art and artists' eyes on the ground that gives them a rock, sand, it has more variations than any other and thus could be susceptible to multiple interpretations and above all be invested by a collective imagination that can sometimes see a remnant of the primeval chaos, sometimes a diminutive of the Alps, now the image of the savannah or the Sahara, now a preview of Judea or of ancient Greece or just a piece of Provence. This wooded square holds a privileged place in the history of painting. In 1890 a critic will ask "The renovation of the landscape accomplished from 1830 to 1850 would it occur if the forest of Fontainebleau not exist?"

His attendance by the artists are always a subject appropriate. It is the place for a unique dialogue between nature and art. We are witnessing a process artialization of a landscape. Even today the development of the forest are mainly or partially subordinated to the pictorial model.

Back to the table. The observation of nature seems to confront us with an enclosed space. The forest stands before us a wall. This frontal is not complete, as Leon Belly taking about a breakthrough based on a geometric perspective defined by trees. These brief information can then understand and design the structure of space. Defined by a perspective, the landscape switches from one character to a natural artistic nature. The white trees can think of colonnades natural structure and form a spatial artificial. The cultural filter is retained as the forest of Fontainebleau to be a subject that the artist appropriates. The phenomenon of transcription leads naturally to evoke an artistic subjectivity more than a natural objectivity. The picturesque landscape should be, that is to say, more beautiful than nature. Intellectualism that is in line with the recognition of the landscape since the late eighteenth century. The artistic direction change and vary but the landscape is of interest as a subject of painting. The assertion of subjectivity corresponds perfectly to a modern attitude. Yet it is not in resonance with this fantasy of a painting pleinairisme that defines our vision of these artists.


Road fields Lambinet, dating from 1855, is a perfect postcard an image of the French countryside. First the title informs us of the generic nature of the table and reliably reconstructed. The composition is organized around three agricultural activities: plowing, a shepherd and his flock, a young woman doing a pickup. Route field should allow us to go to the small wood below the bottom. Yet unlike the Fontainebleau forest, the path does not seem here to be an element of visual and spatial penetration. The uniformity of the composition tends to fall back on two-dimensional character of this landscape painting. The dominant yellow sky gives the impression of warmth and soft radiation. The thickness of the paint timber holding the upper right of the composition seems almost upset the dreamy effect of the sky on the left side. By balancing and weighting, the sky was still found to be lighter than the earth. The activities represented are not in keeping with the season. Plowing in the middle of August may seem surprising. By analyzing the color composition we find a subtle, where Lambinet "culturalisation landscape. Thus the young woman has three primary colors and white. Drowned in a green area, you will find a principle of the law of simultaneous contrasts. It is the same for the shepherd. Dressed in blue with a yellow hat on his right we find poppies and left white sheep. Here we have a balance again between the primary color and its complement and the presence of the other two primaries. The anecdotal is not the subject of the painting. Even if it seems to match this taste for the peasant image so dear to viewers of the show. We have an oscillation between two topics likely, the observed object (the road the fields) and the object represented (the color composition), which demonstrates the clear and modern painting. But this reflects a intellectualization shop work far from the image of a painting simply outdoors.


Claude Monet arm of the Seine near Vetheuil, 1878.

Impressionism marks a break with the landscape and its representation. Paul Valery tells how, while walking with Degas in the Grande Galerie of the Louvre, he stopped at an impressive array of Theodore Rousseau and commits the following dialogue:

"is superb, I say, but what a bore to all those leaves ... This should be roughly annoying ...

  • Shut up, Degas said, if it was not annoying, it would not be fun. "

Careful observation and immersion in nature tend to eliminate the notion of feelings since the early nineteenth century is attached to the school landscape. Baudelaire in 1859 observed: "If such an assemblage of trees, mountains, water and houses, we call landscape is beautiful, it is not by itself, but by me, by my own grace, the idea or feeling that I attach. "

Impressionism is put in a position much more descriptive and emotional. Baudelaire himself considers this emergence of a painting purely descriptive as a kind of general lowering. According with the rules of naturalism, the Impressionists offer a painting where as pointed out there is very Zola acknowledges the modern campaign, that is to say genuine, "a simplicity, a heroic frankness." Odilon Redon say, "Mr. Pissarro simply see it has, in color, these sacrifices which show that more strongly the general impression, still strong because it is simple. "

This simplicity of the button, this very building materials of painting becomes the mark of a painting that is not meant as printing. The principle of sentiment, the Impressionist artists offer, with great delicacy of decomposing this key subject, treatment and feelings of vitality.

Impressionism retains the subjective nature of the representation of the subject and nature. In this how many of us went to see Claude Monet exhibition at the Grand Palace. The execution and ownership by the subjectivity of the model allows natural to make it a means of expression. But unlike previous movements, the painting is done on the ground, recoilless intellectual, simply by comparing sensory. The nature of outdoor impressionist, facilitated by the invention of paint tubes, defining a completely different behavior. The artist will now scour the country and carry on the ground and its observation table. This immediacy seems to bring the subject then painted the subject appears. The switch to a sensible phenomenon reinforces the purely sensory table.

Yet in this painting of 1878, some details appear on the contrary still play a perfect theatricality and a vocation of raising the subject by its pictorial representation. First, the characterization of the key natural elements (buttons for horizontal river keys curves for trees). But especially the two darkest trees of the canopy with their reflections form an X that black bar composition. At a certain distance, it allows the table to retain some illusion of depth. In approaching this X instead claims the flatness of the support, its artificiality.


In asking this question: Is landscape the subject said of modernity? I just wanted to draw your attention to a result of the construction and representation of landscape in painting. It is always a painter of historical landscape painters to the Impressionists a means of appropriating a common and identifiable subject in order to make a picture of a subjective term. Obviously the reasons for change between the early nineteenth century and the last quarter. But despite the terms of naturalism, realism, impressionism and even the schools of the nineteenth century landscape offer an adaptation by the painting of the representation Nature. This is by no means a fact only modern, on the contrary it is a basic principle of painting: it is a representation of any subject trying to evoke a feeling or sensation. It is not a simple transcription.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

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Ruins of the Chapel Coussa of (La Poire On Velluire, Vendee)




This chapel is TIL ' early seventeenth s, the parish church of Perry. Legend has it that it was built by sailors escaped from a shipwreck, where his invocation of Notre-Dame-de-Bon-Secours, while the Gulf of Pictons occupied most of the Marais Poitevin current. It is located on a Gallo-Roman site. Construction of the twelfth century few remaining architectural elements: corbels, buttresses and arched side openings. However, two engravings of 1890 give an idea of the richness of the building already in distress: a rectangular, barrel vaults partially collapsed arch of the arched entrance to the choir.
Where the place?

Thursday, February 10, 2011

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Ruins of Castle Chalandeau (Chatillon sur Thouet, Deux Sevres)




Perdondale Once called, a few miles Parthenay Chalandeau stands behind the stagnant water of the moat, the sad scene of the walls without a roof. With 5 laps, the noble house of the Middle Ages, revised several times for the last time during the second half of the XIXth century, in a heavy Gothic style, was abandoned in 1930 by its last occupant who removed the doors and windows.

Where the place?

Monday, February 7, 2011

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travel as physical movement and mental: Orientalism

travel as physical movement and mental: Orientalism


Interest in the trip and the East from the late eighteenth century will become a major subjects of the painting. The previous conference on naturalism had raised the interest of a direct confrontation of an observed object. Orientalism becomes a pretext for a renewal of academic subjects for artists or modern.

The popularity of travel in the East is consistent with the major archaeological discoveries of the early nineteenth century. In 1798 shipments of Bonaparte in Egypt leading the way to travel in the East. Notes and drawings by Vivan Denon reported and published his description of sIn Egypt and the work of Champollion generate unprecedented interest. By 1830 the whole of Europe, the journey East is the rite of passage by which we reach a dual reality that the knowledge and the desire. From the mid-nineteenth century developments in technology simplifies the trip. Steam navigation or even make the railway a lot closer these countries much more accessible for some who were previously hostile to travelers.

Orientalism is expressed both through art, literature, music, architecture or still photography. academic painters through the Romantics to the Symbolists, the subjects marked the French and European artistic production of the nineteenth century. But the East "oriental" is often portrayed by artists who never left their shop. Over the shows, these themes become a subject familiar to Parisians. Beyond mere fashion, that Orientalism after 1850 is considered the most original extension of the Romantic painting.

Orientalism is not a school or style. As for naturalism after him, the works are only grouped according to themes. The majority of the painters of this period will at some point in their career to address this issue.

Each artist treated according to his own sensibility technical choices and the degree of virtuosity that East mainly fantasy. And painting techniques and styles change throughout the century based on artistic experiences, Orientalism will follow as a result of the impact of the subjectivity of the creator on the topic. The confrontation between naturalism and ideal lies at the heart of the East "Westernized."

It combines easy voyage Orientalism, Orientalist painter is the one who travels. But in reality, many Orientalist painters have actually traveled that around their bridge. The artists will then be inspired by travel stories and other facts. The development of photography in that a lot of help artists realize and represent an Orient more or less accurate.

Until 1840, the travel conditions are difficult, even perilous. Involved in shipping it excites the curiosity of those artists. Most of the painters in their clothes this demon of the trip, accumulating long stays enterprising real expeditions. But this attraction to the Orient is a fad of the West vis-à-vis these countries. the East created by the West The fantasy into motion when the West defines the Orient and Orientalism, like romance, is the original historical and literary.

emerges from this fantasy figure redundant, the young woman sweet and languid. Jean Dominique Ingres, painter neoclassical introduce this waking dream of an East almost erotic. From The Bather of Valpinçon in 1808 the Turkish bath in 1859, 1863, it relates to the tradition inherited from the eighteenth century the great Parisian François Boucher Odalisque or Fragonard. The most famous of them, the Grande Odalisque 1814 offers in a semi classical middle eastern a young woman reclining rear view. The few accessories give a tint to the east still remains a very fine study of a feminine beauty ideal. The anatomical deformation of the body and the desire to offer perfections fully staged theatrical. These literary evocations Ingres grow up image of harems culminating in the Turkish bath. Young women are represented in the memories that studies labor body q made since the beginning of his career. Their reconstruction in a specially designed Eastern emphasizes the imaginary and invented the scene. This great painter to official recognition established by the proposed change of theme paint relaxed. Lick and transparency are the basis of the composition, but the distortion of body and nakedness just give the descriptive table a sensitive and not moral.


Eugene Giraud, Women of Algiers.

The subject reflects the same attention to the figure of the oriental woman crystallizing thoughts and fantasies of the Orient. These female figures with more lascivious poses one than the others a very attractive and erotic power. Orientalists elevate anecdote shows contemporary observed from life as a great painting.

The format and composition reflects the ambition of the table. He won a great success at the show where Gautier so fond of Oriental stuffs note particularly "brilliant and dainty costumes we can certify the accuracy." Alexandre Dumas said one of the few faults of his paintings not worked according to model but memory. Eugene Giraud is a painter trained at the School of Fine Arts where he was admitted in 1821, and who will make his stay in Rome in 1834. The following year he traveled on Spain and Europe. His painting is an academic response to Women of Algiers in 1834 by Eugene Delacroix.

The subtitle of the table indoor playground, plunges us immediately into an intimate picture of a scene from harem. Women and children seem both ask and at the same time be absorbed by their activities. The architecture creates a scene and does not propose a dive into this universe East and feminine. Looks launched by young women to invites viewers to share that intimacy. The young woman holding the fan flapper rests on the wall and inclination of the head, takes a more sensual poses.

This table will oscillate between ideal and anecdotal, fueled by the many details (coffee service, coffee pot on the fire ship, the range ...) it seems to make a genre scene, activities Daily. idealization by the brilliance and transparency of clothing seems to offer a feminine idle.

This wavering between naturalism and idealization reflects a picture postcard that academic painters eager to offer viewers a fantasy than a reality.

Title Women of Algiers has everything but the table of Algerian women. The three young women on the doorstep of the models are taken directly from sketches and studies he has performed in Spain. In opening the door two women are the Middle East or the Sahara.

ethnological observation is not at stake in the big picture of Giraud. As pointed out by Dumas, he painted from memory. The archetype is the fact and the will of the painter. All details are consistent to offer not a reality but a dream in which the sensuality of oriental woman seems to invite us to flourish. The play of light can work sensuality of materials, flat areas of white silk veil and revealing the nakedness of the young women are calling for a light and sensuality of the paint. Light of the East brings the artists to a very clear evolution of color and effects. The tones become warmer palette evokes the light and warmth Eastern. The colors are bright and vibrant.

In a perfect control register description of his painting, Giraud seems almost by lighting effects bring the viewer to hold on and get details in a movement of the gaze. The Parisian public likes collected objects and fabrics Giraud and offers them a sensual and feminine filling from this cluster of objects and materials.

The large table can be entered as a witness to the idealization and the opportunity to meet face to young women whose size appears to grant full accessibility and concrete body and subject.

The female model is definitely the main topic of this oriental painting and academic. The will of the great moral issues of the neoclassical painting is upset or relaxed by the oriental theme. The latter was born in no way a travel interests in ethnology, the east in this view is a fantasy of the West.


Eugene Thirion victorious Judith, 1873

This table shows later in the conservation of female fantasy on the theme East. Although we are no longer a movement in academic and closer to the symbolism, the sensual woman and carnal remains basically the icon of the East.

Judith's story illustrates perfectly the femme fatale Eastern. His posture of three-quarters view from the left hand resting on a sword and the other on the head of Holofernes, the watch triumphant. It has nothing to do with the head of his enemy as the gaze of four men on the right side of the table. The latter, not the subjugated woman, seem to represent the four parts of the world and selected by the parapet. One behind the head and chest seems mesmerized by Judith. And positioned it exposes his neck. Would it not even a little danger?

Thririon consists effects of light by a strong footing in the Venetian style reminiscent of Veronese example. At the sensuality of the body of Judith is almost sensual in its setting color. The acid greens of his garment suggests that the artist has offered his Judith look quite Venetian. However, since the sixteenth century Judith had become an icon of sensuality Venetian artist here seems to be integrated.

Idealization and reflection of the painter Gustave Moreau and close to the symbolism shows a composition in which the subject is westernized East. Sitting on a historical narrative, he offers an eastern woman ideal where the viewer oscillates between attraction and distance.


Eugene Delacroix Arab actors or jesters, 1848

The romantic artist embodies by his stay in Morocco Orientalism experienced an Orient that transforms and nurtured an artistic work.

He spent January to June 1832 in the company of a diplomatic mission led by North Africa, Morocco and Algeria. This journey is a crucial element because of the profound influence he will have on the young painter Eugene Delacroix. Faced with this ancient and classical beauty seems to have survived in these areas, he realized he had a cultural and intellectual knowledge of the East which then becomes an empirical knowledge.

Actors buffoons or Arab is a work performed 15 years after his return from East. it testifies to the vitality, variety of colors and costumes of landscapes or houses that Delacroix was able to see and study in more depth during his stay. This table has been a very long gestation. He received a warm welcome lukewarm criticism during his presentation at the 1848 show. Thus the landscape is often placed in default because it has too raw greens that do not correspond to the ideal of the desert east of criticism.

The various protagonists of the scene in the foreground are all excerpts from books by Eugene Delacroix drawings made during his stay. Because if the artist travels, he realized his works upon his return to Paris. And as he says he keeps this show which had struck his view that "the right thing". This distancing the model allows it to win it for simplicity and be appropriated by this memory. He will say "Is it possible to tell in order to satisfy the elements varied emotions that make up a trip? [...] We also agree that more recent memories are, the harder it is set so as not to regret omissions. [...] However, I clearly see in the imagination all those things you did not need to write and who may be the only ones that deserve to be stored in memory [...] . "

This memorial work already present in Giraud, takes an entirely different connotation Eugene Delacroix. The journey is a physical fact that the quality is reflected in the activation of memory for the painting's composition. Thus, painting is not directly the subject of interest is the remembrance that this trip becomes mostly mental and subjective. The table is not meant more the story of a wonder and a change of scenery, it is a transcript of lyric feeling.

Delacroix does not propose an idealization, but a romance where the image is based on a number of observations used to redial the pictorial evocation of a memory and feeling.

The East is a way to evoke a reality that the scale painting gives it a fictional character and expressive.


Leon Belly

This painter is known for an impressive canvas, from Pilgrims to Mecca, considered one of the masterpieces of painting orientalist and now preserved at the Museum -d 'Orsay.

Admitted to the polytechnic, he turned to painting. His many contacts and friendships with the Barbizon school gave him his training Art. His first trip to the Middle East date back to 1850. Returning to France he worked in the forest of Fontainebleau.

He multiplied stays in the East, primarily Egypt. He made many studies of character and animals. Working at both a descriptive and pictorial will, his triumph in 1861 with the Pilgrims shows its quality as a colorist and seizure of an Orient that even if it calls for imagination, observation seems really straight. It is for this generation of travelers in the second half of the nineteenth century, whose residence and movement is facilitated enhanced integration of these populations and regions. Despite the fact that he stopped his travels after 1862, the theme of the East will always be a little bit this home.


Orientalism is a movement that is stylistically diverse. Each artist is in this revival of the means of expression issues purely and totally subjective. The East calls for expatriation and travel. Not as a physical movement but as a floating mind. The fantasy embodied by feminine sensuality or by a light and colors hitherto unseen and feeds an entire renewal of the construction of the painting. By changing themes to greater accuracy ethnological, this new focus allows artists to find a dialogue with an audience into a mind shift where imagination and observation intertwined to make the work experience.

Bf Goodrich Rican Raptor

Ruins of Castle Glénay (Glénay, Deux-Sevres)




B hile that 'in ruins, the castle is an imposing Glénay. Built on the edge of town, he was protected by deep moats and side the river by a high brick wall topped with battlements, and flanked by corner turrets. Between the stately home, easements, chapel, pool, the press and the pigeon, this is a good example of construction of the fifteenth and sixteenth century. The bridge that spans the Thouaret, you can see the towers, mullioned windows and the Chapel of St. Margaret who was once the white marble effigies of the lords of the place, Rene and Francesca Vignerot of Pontcourlay.
the early seventeenth century, titled Gentleman of the Chamber of Roy Rene Vignerot of Pontcourlay, Lord of Glénay fought alongside Henry IV he became a close and a favorite of Queen Marie de Medici. In 1603, he married Francoise de Plessis de Richelieu, the sister of Armand de Richelieu, bishop of Luzon and future cardinal. But in 1610 Henry IV dies under the blows of the dagger Ravaillac. Deprived of his friend and patron, Rene de Vignerot is appalled and sick. Refuge in his castle Glénay he yearns and has no interest in anything. At a time his wife initiative to call at his bedside, his brother, Armand du Plessis, the Bishop of Luzon. The latter remains several weeks Glénay, brings artists, musicians and comforts his brother-covering little by little ...

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