Cette thèse se concentre sur l’étude du médium panoramique, forme artistique conceptualisée à la fin du XVIIIe siècle par Robert Barker en Écosse. Alors que le premier panorama est présenté au public londonien à partir de 1791, il essaime très vite dans le reste de l’Europe et aux États-Unis. Dès 1794, on peut admirer à Boston une copie du panorama de Barker représentant la capitale britannique. C’est cette circulation transatlantique, mais aussi intra-territoriale qui se trouve être le point de départ de cette étude à la croisée des méthodologies de l’histoire de l’art et des études visuelles. Alors que New York est souvent considéré comme l’épicentre de la vie artistique américaine, la mise en lumière de la circulation des panoramas perme...
The Pavillon de l’Esprit Nouveau was a building central to the development of Le Corbusier’s archite...
La actual relación del espectador con las imágenes se asienta en hábitos relacionados con el viaje ...
This dissertation analyses the social, cultural, and material construction of the landscape observer...
Grier, Katherine C.In the first half of the nineteenth century, panorama exhibitions were a hybrid a...
This thesis investigates the dynamics of spectatorship in the panorama, a three-hundred-and-sixty-d...
This article argues for the importance of a spatial approach in uncovering and examining the substan...
While a panorama view of a city is a fairly commonplace and distinguishable image it remains without...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Rochester and George Eastman Museum, Photographic Preservation and Coll...
This dissertation traces the nineteenth-century emergence of large urban park landscapes within a vi...
This essay reviews two recent publications—Denise Blake Oleksijczuk’s The First Panoramas and Erkki ...
The panorama is usually identified as the culmination, for the late eighteenth- and early nineteenth...
<p>El Panorama, una forma de arte de la revolución industrial, consistía en gigantescas pinturas cir...
Conçu en 1787, le Panorama offrait au public une représentation grandiose donnant le sentiment de vi...
Abstract : The production of wallpaper developed mainly in France from 1750-1760. Between 1790 and 1...
The Exposition Universelle of 1867 was the second of its kind to be held in Paris and was the larges...
The Pavillon de l’Esprit Nouveau was a building central to the development of Le Corbusier’s archite...
La actual relación del espectador con las imágenes se asienta en hábitos relacionados con el viaje ...
This dissertation analyses the social, cultural, and material construction of the landscape observer...
Grier, Katherine C.In the first half of the nineteenth century, panorama exhibitions were a hybrid a...
This thesis investigates the dynamics of spectatorship in the panorama, a three-hundred-and-sixty-d...
This article argues for the importance of a spatial approach in uncovering and examining the substan...
While a panorama view of a city is a fairly commonplace and distinguishable image it remains without...
Thesis (M.A.)--University of Rochester and George Eastman Museum, Photographic Preservation and Coll...
This dissertation traces the nineteenth-century emergence of large urban park landscapes within a vi...
This essay reviews two recent publications—Denise Blake Oleksijczuk’s The First Panoramas and Erkki ...
The panorama is usually identified as the culmination, for the late eighteenth- and early nineteenth...
<p>El Panorama, una forma de arte de la revolución industrial, consistía en gigantescas pinturas cir...
Conçu en 1787, le Panorama offrait au public une représentation grandiose donnant le sentiment de vi...
Abstract : The production of wallpaper developed mainly in France from 1750-1760. Between 1790 and 1...
The Exposition Universelle of 1867 was the second of its kind to be held in Paris and was the larges...
The Pavillon de l’Esprit Nouveau was a building central to the development of Le Corbusier’s archite...
La actual relación del espectador con las imágenes se asienta en hábitos relacionados con el viaje ...
This dissertation analyses the social, cultural, and material construction of the landscape observer...