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  • Marc Chagall, Study for ‘The Firebird’ Ballet Curtain, 1945. New York City Ballet
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    Chagall Does it All: The James Franco of the Art World

    May 25, 2016 / 0 Comments

    Pickin’ it up, and droppin’ it like it’s hot, Marc Chagall dabbled in multiple art genres and mediums: Cubism, Fauvism, Surrealism, painting, stained glass, ceramics, theatre sets and so on. With his unofficial motto being somewhere along the lines of, “Yeah, imma do that, it ain’t no thang,” Chagall dominated the modern art world, sampling and emulating the wares of the majority of the styles of the times and subsequently rejecting them all to build his own – like a true master does. A genius with colour, Chagall employed a whole spectrum in, at the time, unimaginable ways. His quixotic depictions of dreamy subjects took shape in whatever support he…

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    The Beach at Sainte-Adresse, 1867

    Claude Monet: The artist of waterlilies and beautiful landscapes

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  • J.M.W. Turner, Fire at the Grand Storehouse of the Tower of London, (L’incendie du Grand Entrepôt de la Tour de Londres), 1841. Aquarelle sur papier, 23,5 x 32,5 cm. Tate Gallery, Londres.
    Français

    L’âge de la déraison

    March 3, 2015 / 0 Comments

    Pensons à ce moment où un artiste atteint une telle maîtrise qu’il devient reconnaissable parmi cent autres. Ainsi en est-il lorsque les premières notes d’une Symphonie de Beethoven commencent à résonner. En français, on utilise le drôle de mot de « patte ». Ou identité, si vous préférez. Cependant cette identité est changeante : elle évolue ! Oui, les artistes sont comme nous… Mis à part Mozart, j’ai rarement entendu parler d’artistes capables de composer des menuets… à l’âge de six ans (véridique). Autre prodige, autre médium : Turner a signé sa première aquarelle à l’âge de douze ans ! Deux ans plus tard, il entrait à l’École de la Royal Academy. Cette précocité permet de…

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    le diable

    Le côté obscur de l’art : Comment les artistes ont représenté le diable

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