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The Baroque in Rome



Museum: The Roman Baroque Museum in Ariccia



Interview of Fabrizio Lemme



Interview of Francesco Petrucci



Exhibition: Simon Vouet (The Italian Years 1613/1627)



Publication: Nicolas Régnier



Publication (exhibition catalogue): Bernini and the Birth of Baroque Portrait Sculpture



News: The Tarantino Gallery exhibits Roman Baroque



News: Acquisition of a Valentin de Boulogne by the Met

    Front page

  • Giovanni Bellini

    17 November 2008, by Didier Rykner
    The Giovanni Bellini exhibition in Rome could have formed a sort of diptych with the one devoted to Mantegna at the Louvre. And yet they are as different as they could possibly be. Whereas the (...) continue continue

  • Futurism in Paris

    17 November 2008, by Jean-David Jumeau-Lafond
    Until now The Art Tribune had not had the chance to comment on exhibitions at the Centre Georges Pompidou. Of course, 19th century works did occasionally appear in certain introductory sections (...) continue continue

  • Napoleon III and the Queen Victoria

    15 November 2008, by Didier Rykner
    Among the many exhibitions vying for the public’s attention in this particularly busy fall season, the one in Compiègne is without a doubt one of the best, spectacular as well as erudite, (...) continue continue

  • Emil Nolde (1867-1956)

    11 November 2008, by Jean-David Jumeau-Lafond
    Although German expression, even according to the organisers of this exhibition “is still a new subject in France”, what should be said about Emil Nolde, who is no doubt its most flamboyant (...) continue continue

  • Alexander and Louis XIV. Tissages de Gloire

    11 November 2008, by Didier Rykner
    Generally, the large compositions of the History of Alexander by Charles Le Brun exhibited at the Louvre (and at Versailles) are thought to be preparatory cartoons for tapestries. Actually, these (...) continue continue

  • The Magic of Things. Still-life painging 1500-1800

    11 November 2008, by Didier Rykner
    The exhibition in Basel presents several interesting problems which do not necessarily have anything to do with art history. First of all, the title, a simple marketing ploy, is misleading. This (...) continue continue

    Latest news

    • The Tarantino Gallery exhibits Roman Baroque 3 December 2008
    • Acquisition of a Valentin de Boulogne by the Met 3 December 2008
    • The Tournai Cathedral threatened by an architectural project 3 December 2008
    • Exhibition of 16th to 19th century French works at the Terradès Gallery 3 December 2008
    • Return of decorative art from the 30’s to the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris 30 November 2008
    • A call against the appointment of the former McDonald’s chief as head of Italian museums 19 November 2008
    • Two paintings by Giovanni Battista Lama acquired by the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Agen 17 November 2008
    • Portrait of Sixtus the Fifth by Filippo Bellini acquired by the château de Pau 15 November 2008
    • An El Greco acquired by the Onassis Foundation 4 November 2008
    • Portrait of Stevenson by Sargent acquired by the Crystal Bridges Museum 4 November 2008
    • Two Pietro Cipriani bronzes acquired by the Getty Museum 3 November 2008
    • A Savonnerie rug acquired by Versailles 3 November 2008
    • Benjamin West painting now hangs in the Louvre 22 October 2008
    • Adam and Eve and Paradise Lost by Claude-Marie Dubufe acquired by Nantes 22 October 2008
    • A Louis II de Boullogne discovered in Canada 18 October 2008

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    Editorial

  • A stop to Versailles-land?

    5 October 2008, by Didier Rykner
    The long interview which Jean-Jacques Aillagon, president of the Domaine de Versailles, granted us here gives us cause to be cautiously optimistic. We of course need to wait and see if his intentions are carried out. In any case, we must admit that, on several issues, his solutions are very close to those we had put forth in our article Versailles or Versailles-land (on La Tribune de l’Art, in French).
    Concerning reconstitutions, Jean-Jacques Aillagon remains, it is true, ambiguous. (...)  continue continue

Exhibitions

  • Picasso and the Masters

    10 October 2008, by Didier Rykner
    Picasso et les Maîtres Paris, Galeries Nationales du Grand Palais, 8 October 2008 to 2 February 2009 - Paris, Musée du Louvre, 9 October 2008 to 2 February 2009 - Paris, Musée d’Orsay, 8 October 2008 (...) continue continue

  • Eugene Buland 1852-1926

    23 August 2008, by Jérôme Montcouquiol
    Some artists who followed Bastien-Lepage in the Naturalist path opened by him are becoming better known and appreciated (Pelez, Friant, Dagnan-Bouveret, Geoffroy, Debat-Ponsan, as well as foreign (...) continue continue

Publications

  • Six museum catalogues

    2 July 2008, by Didier Rykner
    Fortunately, the development of databases on Internet in no way hampers the publication of museum catalogues, which continue to flourish. The following is an overview of the most recent ones on (...) continue continue

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