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Jacques-Louis Soret
No full textJACQUES-LOUIS SORET
Jacques-Louis Soret ( - )
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Exlibris: Bibliothek der Sekundogenitur des Grossherzoglich Sächsischen Hauses ( - )
Portrait: Jacques-Louis Soret ( - )
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Notice sur la vie et les travaux de J.-L. Soret (3)
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Les impressions réitérées : discours d'ouverture de la 69me réunion annuelle de la Société helvétique des Sciences naturelles, Genève, 10 Août 1886
No full textJacques-Louis SoretImpressum gem. Kolopho
Les Licteurs rapportent à Brutus les corps de ses fils, Etude d'ensemble
No full text"Through his Brutus as through his Horatii, [Jacques-Louis] David talks to the people more directly and more clearly than all the inflammatory writers whom the regime has confiscated and burned," wrote a contemporary about Jacques-Louis David's paintings. David made this study in preparation for the well-known painting completed in 1789, the year of the French Revolution. Though it created a republican political sensation at the Salon, he had almost certainly not intended that reaction: he had chosen the subject from Roman history to satisfy a commission from King Louis XVI.
"After Brutus, founder of the Roman Republic, drove out the kings, he followed Roman code and condemned his own sons to death because they had supported the monarchy. Lictors, or Roman officers, bring in his sons' bodies for burial, while Brutus sits impassively in the shadow of the goddess Roma. In contrast, his brightly lit wife and daughters succumb to grief at the sight of the corpses. David aimed for absolute historical correctness in figures, furniture, and costume; this style and specifically this picture decisively influenced the Revolution's fashions, furniture, and hairstyles."full vie
Supplément au catalogue de B. Cormon et Blanc, libraires à Lyon, rue Sala, n°30 ; à Paris, rue Montmartre, n° 167.
No full text[Catalogue de libraire. Lyon. Cormon, Jacques-Louis-Barthélemy. 1826][Catalogue de libraire. Lyon. Blanc, Joseph. 1826][Catalogue de libraire. Paris. Cormon, Jacques-Louis-Barthélemy. 1826][Catalogue de libraire. Paris. Blanc, Joseph. 1826]Avec mode text
Le Sacre
No full textDetail, center section, Napoleon crowning Josephine; Pope seated on right; Jacques Louis David was commissioned by Napoleon I to paint this huge canvas which depicts the splendor of the emperor’s Coronation while conveying its political and symbolic message. The painter himself was present at the ceremony, and once back in his studio portrayed the colorful congregation with realism, combining accuracy with artistry while also complying with the Emperor’s instructions. He made exhaustive preliminary studies for all the personages to be shown and enlisted the help of Ignace-Eugène-Marie Degotti (died 1824), a scene painter from the Paris Opéra, for difficulties he encountered with perspective. Source: Grove Art Online; http://www.oxfordartonline.com/ (accessed 5/1/2013
Young Woman Drawing
No full textAt one time ascribed to Jacques-Louis David, this alluring portrait has now been recognized as the work of Marie-Denise Villers. Although little known today, Villers was a gifted pupil of Girodet and exhibited in the salons, where her portraits attracted attention. This work was exhibited in the Salon of 1801. It may be a self-portrait. (The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC, webpage; 9/7/2004)full vie
Jacques-Louis Lions (1928-2001)
No full textMawhin Jean. Jacques-Louis Lions (1928-2001) . In: Bulletin de la Classe des sciences, tome 12, n°1-6, 2001. pp. 167-172
Jacques-Louis David : Empire to Exile
No full textL'art du peintre Jacques-Louis David après la Révolution
Les joies du bal : 15 danses faciles pour le piano / par J. L. Battmann ; [ill. par] L. Denis
No full textTitre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Les joies du bal. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Le chant d'Antonia. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Les oiseaux de l'orpheline. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [La fée. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Le franc-tireur. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [La chevrière. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Rêve de Noël. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Les deux soeurs bretonnes. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Polka des confidences. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Souvenir de France. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [La belle glaneuse. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Fruits d'automne. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Retour au pays. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Brises du lac. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Terre ! Terre. Piano]Titre uniforme : Battmann, Jacques-Louis (1818-1886). Compositeur. [Nid d'alouette. Piano]Comprend : Le chant d'Antonia ; Les oiseaux de l'orpheline ; La fée ; Le franc-tireur ; La chevrière ; Rêve de Noël ; Les deux soeurs bretonnes ; Polka des confidences ; Souvenir de France ; La belle glaneuse ; Fruits d'automne ; Retour au pays ; Brises du lac ; Terre ! Terre ! ; Nid d'alouettePiano, Musique de -- +* 1800......- 1899......+:19e siècle
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