Louis David and his School in French Art History
A review of M Delecluze’s study of Louis David, his life, and the Davidian circle. It traces David’s Paris birth in 1748, early training, Rome sojourn, and evolving style from classical ideals to contemporary French subjects, noting his clash with the Royal Academy and later exile, ending with his Brussels death at seventy six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis David
France
I. Delecture
M. Delecluze
David
Paris
Joseph Marie
Academy
Rome
Watteau
Italy
M. Neclecluze
Winklemann
Heyne
Phidias
Viens
Saint Roch
Marseilles
Boucher
Horatii
Royal Academy of Painting
Brussels
Netherlands
Ilis
Royal Academy Opens Amid Crowded Galleries and Debates
Literary and artistic gossip notes a crowded Royal Academy in Trafalgar Square with limited viewing space. The piece highlights disputed merits of Leighton and Millais works, praise for Stanfield and Roberts, and mentions Paris exhibitions, stage plans, and upcoming publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Academy
Trafalgar-square
Edwin Landseer
Leighton
Millais
Stanfield
San Sebastian
Roberta
Paris
Boulevard Theatres
Messrs
Wallack
Hoskins
Shalders
Barrett
Cleveland
Messrs. Marshall
Rosina Wright
Roderick Murchison
H. de la Beche
Adelphi
Leigh Murray
Royal Literary Fund
the Atheneum
St. Martin’s Hall
Long Acre
London
Robert Owen
David and the French Art Revolution in Modern Taste
A critique of David’s era, arguing his bold breaks with past styles reshaped French art and theater. It notes his struggle with public taste, his influence on staging and costume, and contrasts his work with classical ideals, highlighting key paintings and pupil Gerard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Maraé
M. Delceluze
David
Pope Pius the
Marat
Danton
Robespierre
Lepelletier
Convention
Gerard, Danton
Committee of General Safety
Gerard
M. Deleclure
Gros
Battle of Aboukir
Ile
Talma
Agamemnon
Prince of Wales
Samlet
London
Charles Kemble
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Racine
Thermopyle
Leonidas
Lacedomon
Louvre
Mount Saint Bernard
Palace of the Arts
Hannibal
Buonaparte
Curtius
Charley O’malley
Sanege
Hippodrome
Champs de Mars