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Courbet, l'outrance

Courbet, l'outrance

Paperback

General Sociology

ISBN10: 2234056772
ISBN13: 9782234056770
Publisher: Stock
Published: Apr 14 2004
Pages: 252
Weight: 0.63
Height: 0.53 Width: 5.32 Depth: 8.47
Language: French

[...]He did not know about books, he did not know about spelling. School was very soon finished for him. But Courbet was elsewhere: he was a born painter. His manners are, in all regards, non-academic. The Academy was not wrong: the Salon was rejecting him constantly. Nevertheless, the best, and his friend Baudelaire was one of them, were able to see behind the scandal (voluntarily) provoked by his paintings, a radically original work, decisive for modern art (Monnet, Cézanne)...[...] Courbet was an enormous man - hénaurme as the other Gustave of the 19th century called him, the author or Madame Bovary, with whom he had so much in common.
We can see this hénaurmité, this excessivity in his outstanding personality as well as in his outrageous paintings which evoke a deep esthetic joy and sensuality [...]. Henri Raczymow

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