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Journal articles on the topic "Art – France XXe siècle 1945-1980"
Wuscher, Patrice, Christophe Jorda, Quentin Borderie, Nathalie Schneider, and Laurent Bruxelles. "De la formation géologique à la tranchée : trouver et comprendre les sites archéologiques menacés par les travaux d’aménagement du territoire." Archimède. Archéologie et histoire ancienne 7 (June 9, 2020): 158–75. http://dx.doi.org/10.47245/archimede.0007.act.05.
Full textDunoyer, Christiane. "Monde alpin." Anthropen, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.101.
Full textGagné, Natacha. "Anthropologie et histoire." Anthropen, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.17184/eac.anthropen.060.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Art – France XXe siècle 1945-1980"
Hyacinthe, Sandrine. "L’École de Paris, une histoire sans histoire ? : l’Art à Paris de 1945 à 1980." Thesis, Paris 10, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA100097.
Full textThe Nouvelle École de Paris is a “geometrical object” with multiple facets that have evolved throughout the History of art. More than a national school, the Nouvelle École de Paris arose from cumulative discourses that have been trying to define it from 1945 to 1980. The École de Paris is a permanent morphing zone, changing upon two main components. The first one includes the interpretations and projections stemming from various actors constituting the artistic community (i.e. critics, gallery owners, historians, artists, etc.) and the second one involves independent contributors (i.e. political and economic protagonists). Each one has a different reading. This thesis contains two parts, both exploring the multiple conflicting interpretations to understand the resulting artistic heritage of the École de Paris. Thus, the first part of the thesis named “The contemporary readings from 1945 to 1955” investigates the conditions and contexts allowing the rise of École de Paris and analyzes the multiple acceptations it faces through contemporary readings from the end of the Second World War in 1945, after the Liberation, to the beginning of the Cold War in 1955. The second part, named “L’ École de Paris facing its history, from 1955 to 1980” is focused on the way of rewriting the History of art. The Nouvelle École de Paris reaches enough stability to revive the modernity in the middle of the 50’s, allowing reinforcing the international position of France on the artistic scene. Nevertheless, the historiographical model based on the French historical avant-garde that has been so far imposed by the École de Paris will be strongly contested at both national and international levels. Becoming too embarrassing in such an internationalized artistic world, the École de Paris is again subjected to further reinterpretations at the end of the 60’s. Stricken by the artistic avant-garde crisis of the 70’s, the History of art is constrained to reappraise the terms defining its Modernist past and those of the artistic French national tradition. The new issues to determine the place and the role of the École de Paris within the rebuilding program of French cultural policies and through the historiography writing come up from1960 to 1980. Although officially condemned, the resonance of some aspects of the École de Paris within the neo-avant-garde arising between 1970 and 1980, allows rethinking and surpassing the blockages formerly engendered by all paradoxical definitions of the École de Paris
Metayer, Myriam. "La construction de l'histoire de l'art du XXe siècle : analyse et étude comparative d'ouvrages français et italiens publiés entre 1945 et 1977." Poitiers, 2009. http://www.theses.fr/2009POIT5009.
Full textA book, which is an editorial object, tells a tale, in other words an intellectual construction which is subject to the laws of narration and which takes shape at a given moment in a given society. Beginning from this observation, the objective of this thesis, through a study of French and Italian works, is to understand the development of the history of the art of the 20th century between 1945 and 1977, a period of profound historical transformations and great changes in the nature of art itself. By deciphering the editorial devices used, the research first retraces the social acceptance of the book and the significance of the history of modern art in the community. The second part outlines the most common interrogations which are incessantly incited by the renewal of artistic concepts. Finally, the third part shows how the narrative continues to be shaped by national identity in spite of the growing internationalization of artistic creation
Frémaux, Céline. "Construire des églises en France dans la seconde moitié du XXe siècle : de la commande à la réalisation : Nord-Pas-de-Calais (1945-2000)." Phd thesis, Université Rennes 2, 2005. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00392209.
Full textL'adaptation de l'Église à l'accélération des mutations historiques, économiques et sociales de la seconde moitié du XXe siècle est visible dans les mutations formelles et structurelles du bâtiment-église, ainsi que dans ses rapports à l'urbanisme. En observant les mécanismes de la commande, ses acteurs et les enjeux de la construction d'église pour chacun d'eux – Église, État, société civile, créateurs –, on cherchera à comprendre en quoi le chantier d'église, entre 1945 et 2000, est le réflecteur des rapports entre les différentes composantes de la société contemporaine et de l'évolution de ces rapports sur un demi siècle.
La première partie porte sur les reconstructions d'églises détruites par les bombardements de la Seconde Guerre mondiale (1945-1965). Ces chantiers d'églises, propriétés communales, relèvent des services du ministères en charge de la Reconstruction.
La seconde partie présente les constructions nouvelles des Trente Glorieuses jusqu'à la mise en place du Plan Construction (1945-1971). Les églises nouvelles sont construites sous la seule responsabilité des évêchés, représentés juridiquement par les associations diocésaines. La troisième et dernière partie concerne les chantiers d'église de la période la plus récente (1971-2000). Après les nombreux chantiers d'églises menés dans le cadre des grandes campagnes d'urbanisation, le problème qui se pose aux institutions religieuses comme aux pouvoirs publics est moins celui des constructions nouvelles que celui de la gestion du patrimoine immobilier.
Lefebvre, Géraldine. "Le cercle de l'Art Moderne, 1905-1910 : le Havre : place des modernités artistiques et culturelles en France au début du XXe siècle." Thesis, Paris 10, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018PA100009.
Full textOn the 29th of January 1906, a group of artists and collectors created the “Circle of Modern Art” in Le Havre. Among them were painters Georges Braque, Raoul Dufy and Émile Othon Friesz, the architect Édouard Choupaÿ, the art critic G. Jean-Aubry and some of the most important collectors of that time: Olivier Senn, Charles -Auguste Marande, Pieter van der Velde, Georges Dussueil and many others. The association's goal was to promote all aspects of Modern Art, organised many activities such as exhibits, conferences, concerts and so on. Monet, Renoir, Signac and especially the French “Fauves”—Matisse, Derain, Manguin, Marquet, Van Dongen, Vlaminck—exhibited their most recent creations while Debussy, Ravel and Roussel performed their most recent original compositions. Frantz Jourdain and Guillaume Apollinaire supported the association, which early on showed its affiliation with the Salon des XX in Brussels and the young Salon d'Automne in Paris. It was a great success in Le Havre and throughout France and Europe, resounding far beyond the city's borders. This study goes back to those crucial years in Le Havre and focuses on that very special time that saw the creation of a real art market devoted to the “Fauve” painters, with its art dealers, critics and collectors. The “Circle of Modern Art” definitely influenced the artistic policy of Le Havre, opening it up to contemporary art and ranking the city as a cultural Capital of Modern Art, directly in conjunction with Paris and Brussels
Hosseinabadi, Shahram. "Une histoire architecturale de cinémas : genèse et métamorphoses de l'architecture cinématographique à Paris." Thesis, Strasbourg, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012STRAG021/document.
Full textThis thesis explores the emergence and the evolution of the cinema as a building type. It examines two hundred projects submitted to the Parisian administration for obtaining construction permits, from 1907 to 1939. These projects are analyzed according to four major criteria: localization, protagonists, architectural design and their reception. At the beginning of the Second World War, Parisian cinemas were mostly built through three waves of constructions subsequent to historical events: emergence of narrative cinema (1907-1913), end of the First World War (1919-1920), arrival of talkies (1931-1938). These three waves correspond with three successive phases in the rise of the new building type: experimentation, theorization, modernization. This study demonstrates that an original building type has been created since 1907, which is architecturally characterized by the trio of projection- visibility-appeal. From this original type different pieces are derived, that despite their variations are all a blind shed less or more judiciously designed and decorated for a show projected on the screen, a blind box covered by an attractive and expressive façade
Halimi, Carole. "Le tableau vivant de Diderot à Artaud, et son esthétique dans les arts visuels contemporains (XXe-XXIe siècles)." Paris 1, 2011. http://www.theses.fr/2011PA010655.
Full textZeraffa, Martine. "Max Schoendorff (1934-2012) : l’atelier, laboratoire de l’œuvre." Thesis, Lyon, 2018. http://www.theses.fr/2018LYSE2104/document.
Full textThe study of MS’s multivocal work is carried out through an on-site investigation of his workshop. The place, which reflects his philosophy, is full of materials, images, objects, and books. It bears testimony to his numerous activities. Indeed writing a monograph of the artist amounts to performing archeological fieldwork and excavation in his studio. Schoendorff studied classical literature, was well-versed on the subject of German culture, and enjoyed transgressing boundaries. As early as 1950, he was labelled as a committed artist together with RP and a small group of intellectuals and creators/designers from Lyon. Heconsidered himself as the initiator of cultural decentralization. He later devoted himself to painting and managed to create his own artistic language based on the surrealist imaginary world, Max Ernst’s production, and the metamorphic alteration of predominantly organic matter. His personal conception of art is expressed in his protean works which include paintings, engravings, books, and spectatorial scenography. A socio-political libertarian and utopian, he founded the MAPRA (Maison des arts plastiques Rhône-Alpes), the R-A Fine Arts Agency and the URDLA, the International Book and Lithography Centre (Centreinternational estampe et livre) in Villeurbanne
Books on the topic "Art – France XXe siècle 1945-1980"
La galerie Dujardin, 1905-1980: L'art au XXe siècle à Roubaix. Paris: Gourcuff Gradenigo, 2011.
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