From “arts méconnus” to “arts premiers” : Processes of Inclusion and Exclusion in Anthropology and Art History In 1881, three years after the foundation of the musée d’Ethnographie du Trocadéro, Emile Soldi published one of the first major books on non-Western art under the title Les Arts méconnus (unrecognized art forms). Today, with the opening of the pavillon des Sessions at the Louvre and the inauguration of the musée du quai Branly, the term “arts premiers” - roughly translatable as “primordial arts or early art” - is widely spread in France. Over the course of a century non-Western objects have been successively labeled in France “ethnographic objects”, “arts méconnus”, “arts lointains” (artifacts from distant lands), “primitive art”...
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Art Historians in the Society of Anthropologists : Borrowing Categories and the Limits of the Discip...
The works of art from other civilizations, the «primitive arts » from the past till today, have only...
Abstract From Primitive Art to First Art. — At the start of the 20th century, the discovery of so-ca...
Le colloque propose de faire le point sur les relations entre l’histoire de l’art et l’anthropologie...
Between Art Work and Document : The Status of African art in Paris and New York in the 1 930s While...
Beaugé (Gilbert). — From the appearances of features to the features of appearances. Photography and...
En raison de sa propre histoire, la discipline consacrée à l'étude de l'art noue des liens complexes...
Museums and Extra-Europeans Collections. An Interview with Emmanuel Désveaux, Maurice Godelier, Moni...
The Surrealists’ Appropriation of “Art Sauvage” (“Native” Art) in the Inter-War Period : Surrealist ...
This essay is an ethnographic description and a tentative of ethnological analysis of the project of...
This essay is an ethnographic description and a tentative of ethnological analysis of the project of...
En 1894, l’écrivaine espagnole Emilia Pardo Bazán descend dans la grotte d’Altamira pour aller voir ...
Artifacts, Works of Art, Objects : Can Aesthetic Criteria Make the Difference ? The Western world c...
The social sciences generally attach their descriptions to the individuals that constitute human soc...
International audienceSans pour autant proposer une lecture linéaire ou évolutionniste du phénomène ...
Art Historians in the Society of Anthropologists : Borrowing Categories and the Limits of the Discip...
The works of art from other civilizations, the «primitive arts » from the past till today, have only...
Abstract From Primitive Art to First Art. — At the start of the 20th century, the discovery of so-ca...
Le colloque propose de faire le point sur les relations entre l’histoire de l’art et l’anthropologie...
Between Art Work and Document : The Status of African art in Paris and New York in the 1 930s While...
Beaugé (Gilbert). — From the appearances of features to the features of appearances. Photography and...
En raison de sa propre histoire, la discipline consacrée à l'étude de l'art noue des liens complexes...
Museums and Extra-Europeans Collections. An Interview with Emmanuel Désveaux, Maurice Godelier, Moni...
The Surrealists’ Appropriation of “Art Sauvage” (“Native” Art) in the Inter-War Period : Surrealist ...
This essay is an ethnographic description and a tentative of ethnological analysis of the project of...
This essay is an ethnographic description and a tentative of ethnological analysis of the project of...
En 1894, l’écrivaine espagnole Emilia Pardo Bazán descend dans la grotte d’Altamira pour aller voir ...
Artifacts, Works of Art, Objects : Can Aesthetic Criteria Make the Difference ? The Western world c...
The social sciences generally attach their descriptions to the individuals that constitute human soc...
International audienceSans pour autant proposer une lecture linéaire ou évolutionniste du phénomène ...