Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !

Beyond the large photographic groups having contributed to the fame of Jean-Luc Moulène’s work, here the subject is to present several singular aspects of the very numerous images of plants that the artist has produced over several past decades and that have, for the most part, remained largely unk...

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Auteur principal: Le Men, Ségolène
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Langue:Français
Publié: 2022
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spelling cairn-RDA_215_0086RDARevue de l'art https://shs.cairn.info/revue-de-l-art-2022-1-page-86?lang=fr https://doi.org/10.3917/rda.215.0086 Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions ! Le Men, Ségolène2022 fre Revue de l'art | 215 | 1 | 2022-01-26 | p. 86-90 | 0035-1326 RDA_2159 Beyond the large photographic groups having contributed to the fame of Jean-Luc Moulène’s work, here the subject is to present several singular aspects of the very numerous images of plants that the artist has produced over several past decades and that have, for the most part, remained largely unknown or even unpublished. Developed though a lengthy observation of the vegetal species and their ecosystems, the images in question simultaneously refer to botanical sciences and to art history in order to better deconstruct existing models, and allow for the restitution of the imperceptible logic that crosses through the living – be it that of nature or of human actions. Based on the detailed analysis of the chosen works, the text thus invites looking upon Jean-Luc Moulène’s capture of the vegetal as a social practice in itself that engages the artist’s body as well the spectator’s.Cairn free access
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description Beyond the large photographic groups having contributed to the fame of Jean-Luc Moulène’s work, here the subject is to present several singular aspects of the very numerous images of plants that the artist has produced over several past decades and that have, for the most part, remained largely unknown or even unpublished. Developed though a lengthy observation of the vegetal species and their ecosystems, the images in question simultaneously refer to botanical sciences and to art history in order to better deconstruct existing models, and allow for the restitution of the imperceptible logic that crosses through the living – be it that of nature or of human actions. Based on the detailed analysis of the chosen works, the text thus invites looking upon Jean-Luc Moulène’s capture of the vegetal as a social practice in itself that engages the artist’s body as well the spectator’s.
author Le Men, Ségolène
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Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
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author_sort Le Men, Ségolène
title Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
title_short Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
title_full Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
title_fullStr Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
title_full_unstemmed Picasso à la rencontre de Courbet : Courbet/Picasso. Révolutions !
title_sort picasso à la rencontre de courbet : courbet/picasso. révolutions !
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