International audienceThis paper aims to show that the reception of British coloured illustrated books in the early twentieth-century reflects the artistic and aesthetic repositioning induced by the development of photomechanical process. Photomechanical reproduction freed the graphic line as well as colour. Reviews published at the turn of the century—as exemplified by The Studio—reveal a tension between opacity and transparency, materiality and lightness, chromophilia and chromophobia. These oppositions apply to the art of the book—as in the books illustrated by Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac—as well as to interior decoration. They are subsumed in the image of the peacock’s ocellus, the eyespot that symbolises the exercise of aesthetic j...
This article has been selected by the editorial board of the academic journal «Color Culture and Sci...
The history of colour in design practice is an overlooked area in design history. Historical researc...
Books that reproduced artwork in the nineteenth century showcase the technological and aesthetic dev...
International audienceThe use of watercolour red proved especially disconcerting for seventeenth- an...
The paper expounds the concept of bridging of the gap between art and science by considering the rel...
There are hardly ever harmonious, or simply, symmetrical relationships between text and image. Ninet...
International audienceCet article envisage le rôle de l’illustrateur comme « changeur » du texte en ...
This study is an analysis of the evolution of the notion of pure photography, in discourses happenin...
L’utilisation de la couleur rouge en aquarelle s’est révélée particulièrement déconcertante pour les...
The links between literature and photography confirm the duality inherent in the new, visual image :...
This article investigates the use of the Autochrome, an important photographic process invented by t...
Autochrome Photography and Impressionism : the paradigm of color and light. Based on research by ps...
Cette étude est une analyse de l’évolution de la notion de photographie pure, dans les discours en G...
International audienceThis article looks at the illustrated book as an intermedial transaction relyi...
International audienceThis paper deals with photo retouching and color grading. It proposes a simpli...
This article has been selected by the editorial board of the academic journal «Color Culture and Sci...
The history of colour in design practice is an overlooked area in design history. Historical researc...
Books that reproduced artwork in the nineteenth century showcase the technological and aesthetic dev...
International audienceThe use of watercolour red proved especially disconcerting for seventeenth- an...
The paper expounds the concept of bridging of the gap between art and science by considering the rel...
There are hardly ever harmonious, or simply, symmetrical relationships between text and image. Ninet...
International audienceCet article envisage le rôle de l’illustrateur comme « changeur » du texte en ...
This study is an analysis of the evolution of the notion of pure photography, in discourses happenin...
L’utilisation de la couleur rouge en aquarelle s’est révélée particulièrement déconcertante pour les...
The links between literature and photography confirm the duality inherent in the new, visual image :...
This article investigates the use of the Autochrome, an important photographic process invented by t...
Autochrome Photography and Impressionism : the paradigm of color and light. Based on research by ps...
Cette étude est une analyse de l’évolution de la notion de photographie pure, dans les discours en G...
International audienceThis article looks at the illustrated book as an intermedial transaction relyi...
International audienceThis paper deals with photo retouching and color grading. It proposes a simpli...
This article has been selected by the editorial board of the academic journal «Color Culture and Sci...
The history of colour in design practice is an overlooked area in design history. Historical researc...
Books that reproduced artwork in the nineteenth century showcase the technological and aesthetic dev...