Philippe Déan : « Two Sorts of Painting » The Essais sur la peinture resulted from Diderot's desire to bring together his knowledge in order to think about pictorial representation according to criteria which could provide a unified ideal explanation of its meaning. In a late addition to the Essais, he nevertheless divided painting into two opposing types, which undermined his desire to synthesize his thinking on the subject. In the first type, detail plays the dominant role in its sytem of meaning and ensures ease of understanding, the breaking down of the whole into parts which bear witness to realism and a feeling for the picture. The other, on the contrary, posits the notion of detail only in order to reduce its theoretical importance ...
Nous reconnaissons que Baudelaire est influencé par les deux grands écrivains, Diderot et Stendhal, ...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...
Philippe Déan : « Two Sorts of Painting » The Essais sur la peinture resulted from Diderot's desire...
Throughout his oeuvre, Diderot declares that his writing follows the order of his thoughts, quite di...
International audienceDiderot’s final word on art, the Pensées détachées sur la peinture (1781) are ...
If everything in the universe is material how can master painters create images of nature which enab...
International audienceThe 1767 Salon, the most important one written by Diderot, does more than lay ...
International audienceThe 1767 Salon, the most important one written by Diderot, does more than lay ...
Le xviiie siècle s’est particulièrement intéressé au code propre à chaque art et aux différences qui...
In his Salons, Denis Diderot pays special attention to “touching,” pathetic paintings, and his inter...
Denis Diderot, well-known as a philosopher and Encyclopedist, has also been recognized as one of the...
Notre production picturale a été guidée par la recherche d'une constante synthèse entre deux mouveme...
Notre production picturale a été guidée par la recherche d'une constante synthèse entre deux mouveme...
Nous reconnaissons que Baudelaire est influencé par les deux grands écrivains, Diderot et Stendhal, ...
Nous reconnaissons que Baudelaire est influencé par les deux grands écrivains, Diderot et Stendhal, ...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...
Philippe Déan : « Two Sorts of Painting » The Essais sur la peinture resulted from Diderot's desire...
Throughout his oeuvre, Diderot declares that his writing follows the order of his thoughts, quite di...
International audienceDiderot’s final word on art, the Pensées détachées sur la peinture (1781) are ...
If everything in the universe is material how can master painters create images of nature which enab...
International audienceThe 1767 Salon, the most important one written by Diderot, does more than lay ...
International audienceThe 1767 Salon, the most important one written by Diderot, does more than lay ...
Le xviiie siècle s’est particulièrement intéressé au code propre à chaque art et aux différences qui...
In his Salons, Denis Diderot pays special attention to “touching,” pathetic paintings, and his inter...
Denis Diderot, well-known as a philosopher and Encyclopedist, has also been recognized as one of the...
Notre production picturale a été guidée par la recherche d'une constante synthèse entre deux mouveme...
Notre production picturale a été guidée par la recherche d'une constante synthèse entre deux mouveme...
Nous reconnaissons que Baudelaire est influencé par les deux grands écrivains, Diderot et Stendhal, ...
Nous reconnaissons que Baudelaire est influencé par les deux grands écrivains, Diderot et Stendhal, ...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...
Gérald Gauthier : Diderot and his own portrait. Diderot, wondering why he did not like the portrait...