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Dobson in London – The Art Tribune
London, England · London

Dobson in London – The Art Tribune

The English rejoiced to have a compatriot among the portraitists who distinguished themselves in the court of Charles I of England: William Dobson in fact established himself there after the Flamand Anton Van Dyck and before the Dutchman Peter Lely. He probably succeeded Van Dyck, who died in 1641, as the king's official painter, but then died in poverty at age News / William Dobson (1611-1646), London, Tate Britain, London, National Portrait Ga…Read Article
The Art of Not Enriching the Collections of Its Museum – La Tribune De l'Art
Paris, France · Paris

The Art of Not Enriching the Collections of Its Museum – La Tribune De l'Art

Enriching the museum with acquisitions of works of art is one of the missions of the curators. It is not an easy mission: often insufficient budget, need to know its collections well, various hurdles (sometimes caused by absurd rules imposed by the guardianship authorities), need to arbitrate between all the opportunities that arise, avoid overpaying works while not missing what is essential for the French heritage... Knowing how to buy is an ar…Read Article
ArtItalies - Bulletin of the Association of Italian Art Historians - N°30 - 2024 – La Tribune De l'Art
Paris, France · Paris

ArtItalies - Bulletin of the Association of Italian Art Historians - N°30 - 2024 – La Tribune De l'Art

About ArtItalies, the Bulletin of the Association of Italian Art Historians (AHAI), see the brief of 12/9/12. Editorial Between practical knowledge and theory, topicality of research in the history of Italian art Day of studies on the currentity of research in the history of Italian art (organized by Pauline Ladaughter and Anna Sconza, Paris, Italian Cultural Institute, 7 April 2023) Mecthilde Airiau, Orner, distinguish and prioritize. The use o…Read Article

Researcher Announcement: Edgard Maxence (1871-1954) – La Tribune De l'Art

As part of the drafting of the reasoned catalogue of the work of Edgard Maxence (1871-1954), I would be very grateful to any person possessing works of this artist, or any other element that may contribute to enriching my research, to please contact me. I assure him of my complete discretion. Como Rombout comerombout@hotmail.fr Announcements of researchers / Edgard Maxence (1871-1954)France · FranceRead Article

Reappearance of a David and Goliath by Guido Reni – The Art Tribune

The exhibition that the Musée des Beaux-Arts d'Orléans devoted last year to Guido Reni and his workshop, to highlight in particular the David and Goliath of his collections recently given in full to the artist has prompted the owner of a large painting very close, that he thought to be an old copy of this composition, to address the firm Turquin. The latter quickly realized that it was in fact another version of autograph disappeared, moreover c…Orléans, Centre-Val De Loire · OrléansRead Article

A New Bastien-Lepage Preempted by Orsay – La Tribune De l'Art

The effigy is well known and was one of the masterpieces of the retrospective that the Musée d'Orsay devoted to Jules Bastien-Lepage in 2007. The Communiante of the Musée des Beaux-Arts de Tournai concluded the path of a figure to monochromy, hieratism and fascinating frontality as we wrote it at the time. Nearly twenty years later the Parisian institution is building up its corpus Brèves / Jules Bastien-Lepage (1848-1884), Paris, Musée d'Orsay,…Paris, France · ParisRead Article

A Gargoyle and a Phoenix at Auction – La Tribune De l'Art

Jean Carriès is now well known, thanks to his fonds preserved at the Petit Palais and to the retrospective that he organized in 2007, his students and collaborators are much less so. Among them, one of the most interesting is undoubtedly Paul Jeanneney. Engineer of the École centrale des Arts et Manufactures de Paris, this one thanks to his family fortune was able to form an important collection, especially of extreme ceramics News / Jean Carriè…Paris, France · ParisRead Article

A Triptych by Van Heemskerck – The Art Tribune

The dead Christ has regained his wings: a painting illustrating La Mise au Tombeau was the central panel of a triptych today dismembered. Attributed to Maarten Van Heemskerk, he was exhibited at the Tefaf by the Caretto & Occhinegro gallery and finally acquired by the Worcester Museum of Art which retains two paintings corresponding to the two missing shutters, on which are represented the donors of the work. News / Maarten van Heemskerck (1498-…Worcester, Massachusetts · WorcesterRead Article

The Great Antendium of the Ursulines of Amiens – The Tribune of Art

How to celebrate a beautiful acquisition more dignifiedly than by dedicating to it an exhibition-fold? After some presentations intended for patrons or during the Heritage Days, the extraordinary altar front embroidered by the Ursulines sisters in the seventeenth century can finally be permanently shown to the picard public and to the many contributors who allowed its acquisition in the year 2024. Definitively entered into the public collections…Amiens · AmiensRead Article

Brueghel & Van Balen, Artists & Accomplices – La Tribune De l'Art

The retrospective organized by the Museum of Flanders (Fig. 1) is, once again, a real success, all the more meritorious since it is a "small" museum. But this one, by the scientific ambition that animates it and by the richness of its exhibitions, plays certainly in the courtyard of the greats, and any amateur of Nordic painting should go to Cassel. You can admire there a large number of works by Jan Brueghel the former, also says Jan Brueghel o…Flanders, Belgium · FlandersRead Article

Flemish Festivals and Celebrations. Brueghel, Rubens, Jordaens... – La Tribune De l'Art

A successful festival always begins with a carnage. In any case, the festivities of the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Lille begin: with a grueling painting of intertwined figures, some of them defence and tricky, the others panic and struggle in the streets of a city in flames where naked bodies are piled up, vented, raped, defeated (ill.1). Weary, that's little to say, to wait for their pay, the Spanish soldiers of the army of Flanders mutinated and…Lille, Belgium · LilleRead Article

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