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Draftsman, painter and sculptor, Gustave Doré is arguably the most renowned illustrator of all time. This exhibition is the first comprehensive retrospective devoted to this major artist and includes prints, drawings, paintings and sculpture.
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Référence | 9782081316430 |
Artiste-Genre | Gustave Doré (1832-1883) |
Editeur(s) | Flammarion |
Format | Hardcover |
Langue | English |
Dimensions | 285 x 240 |
Date parution | 12/03/2014 |
Poids | 1.959 |
Afficher le lien de contact | Oui |
Musée | Musée d'Orsay, Paris |
Exhibition catalogue "Gustave Doré (1832–1883): Master of Imagination", presented at the the Musée d'Orsay, Paris (18 February - 12 May, 2014), then at the National Gallery of Canada (13 Jun 2014 - 14 Sep 2014).
A hundred works, ranging from spectacular panoramas to intimate studies, are brought together to illustrate Doré’s great artistic diversity.
At barely fifteen years of age he began a career as a caricaturist and then professional illustrator – which brought him international fame – before embracing all areas of creativity: drawing, painting, watercolour, engraving and sculpture.
Doré also applied his immense talent to different genres, from satire to history painting, delivering in turn, enormous canvases and more intimate paintings, flamboyant watercolours, virtuoso washes, incisive pen and ink drawings, engravings, fanciful illustrations, as well as Baroque, humorous, monumental and enigmatic sculptures.
As an illustrator, Doré set himself the challenge of the greatest texts (the Bible, Dante, Rabelais, Perrault, Cervantes, Milton, Shakespeare, Hugo, Balzac, Poe), which turned him into a real purveyor of European culture.
He thus occupies a special place in contemporary collective imagination, from van Gogh to Terry Gilliam, not to mention his undoubted influence on comic books; there are many aspects that this first retrospective in thirty years will explore
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