Aux yeux de l’Europe, Isabey représentait l’excellence de l’école française de miniaturistes.
Catégorie : 4.1.2 Arts plastiques
– Peinture, gravure, tapisserie, sculpture, enluminure –
Marcel Duchamp (1887, France – 1968, France) : Fontaine (Centre Pompidou)
Duchamp l'appelle "ready-made" : un objet industriel "tout fait" est revendiqué comme œuvre d'art, par le seul fait d'avoir été choisi par l'artiste
Comment Madame Tussaud a érigé son empire de cire | national geographic
Pendant près de 30 ans et par intermittence, Madame Tussaud fit le tour des îles britanniques pour montrer ses sculptures, qu'elle transportait en train. [...] En 1835, la collection pris ses quartiers sur Baker Street à Londres.
Auguste Rodin: the father of modern sculpture | Christie’s
French sculptor who revolutionised the medium
Madame Tussauds London
1835 : With her sons, Madame Tussaud establishes a base in London at ‘The Baker Street Bazaar.’
Why Barbican is honouring Marcel Duchamp – the father of modern art | Metro.co.uk
A new Barbican exhibition dedicated to French artist Marcel Duchamp is aiming to show his impact and influence on the modern art world.
Jules Chéret French artist | Britannica.com
French poster illustrator and graphic designer who has been called “the father of the modern poster.
Artistas y artesanos franceses en el México independiente | OpenEdition Journals
En la segunda parte del ensayo se analiza el papel determinante que los franceses tuvieron en México para el desarrollo de la litografía
Milwaukee Art Museum Receives 500 Works by Jules Chéret, ‘Father of the Modern Poster’ | ARTnews
Jules Chéret, the 19th-century designer and lithographer sometimes cited as the “father of the modern poster.
The Thinker | Legion of Honor
Rodin's Thinker is perhaps his best known monumental work, first conceived circa 1880–1881
Paul Cézanne: founding father of modern art | The Guardian
Who parented modern art? Is there a single artist whose work we can look at and say: "That's where modernism starts"?
A delayed tribute to France’s most famous woman artist | BBC news
The court painter to Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette, Elisabeth Louise Vigee Le Brun, was the first internationally celebrated woman artist
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