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Journal articles on the topic "Décoration et ornement médiévaux"
Zeitler, Laura. "L’art total en Norvège : l’exemple de la villa Devold (1905-1907)." Source(s) – Arts, Civilisation et Histoire de l’Europe, no. 19 (October 1, 2022): 69–82. http://dx.doi.org/10.57086/sources.541.
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Labrecque, Claire. "LA CHAPELLE DU SAINT-ESPRIT DE RUE, PICARDIE. Étude historique, architecturale et iconographique d'un monument de la fin du Moyen Âge." Thesis, Université Laval, 2008. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2008/25723/25723_1.pdf.
Full textGaudet-Chamberland, Katerie. "L'église de Saint-Loup-de-Naud : étude architecturale et iconographique d'une image-lieu." Thesis, Université Laval, 2012. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2012/29363/29363.pdf.
Full textDeschênes, Maude. "Ornement signifiant : la microarchitecture sur les dalles funéraires de la collection Gaignières (XIIe-XVe siècles)." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 2018. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/28247.
Full textDerwael, Stéphanie. "Entre traditions et innovations. La tête végétalisée dans les décors romains : origine, diffusion et signification d’un thème ornemental." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040110.
Full textThe foliate head is a privileged witness of the Roman visual culture. This innovation of the tardorepublican and proto-imperial period is the heiress of the formal processing of figures such as the Rankenfrau and the Rankengott and of a secular vegetal symbolism. It evokes a rising or returning nature which doesn’tpossess the borders of the orderly cosmos, and works as an iconographic attribute which highlights a particular aspect of a character, such as the god Oceanus. The study of the cultural specificities and the iconographic traditions of the various regions of the Roman Empire, combined with the serial approach and the in-contextanalysis of the documents, allows to highlight the various forms of diffusion, reception and appropriation of this decorative theme, from its birth to its assimilation by the Christian world. Next to relatively homogeneous trendscommon to the Empire, some particular tendencies take shape, such as the North African enrichment of the oceanic shape, the oriental revival of the border with peopled scroll inherited from the Hellenistic naturalistic tradition, or the Gallo-Germanic « humanisation of the plant ». Between traditions and innovations, the foliated head of the Roman world develops long-lasting iconographic specificities which confer it a meaning inherent to any shape of foliate hybridity, although it allows various views of the world to be expressed in it without being dissolved
Bakogianni, Efthymia. "L'ornement et le décoratif : approches artistiques et esthétiques." Thesis, Paris 4, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016PA040001.
Full textFrom architectural decoration to liturgical ornament, from rhetorical ornament to painting frames, from musical ornament to tattoo, the various forms of ornament testify to an unlimited scope that covers all artistic and cultural fields. Despite its being considered, from a kantian point of view, as an example of free beauty, philosophy and theory of art often attribute a moral or symbolic content to ornament, associating it to either convenience or degeneracy. As a primitive form of artistic expression, ornament is related to tribal art and to craft rather than true artistic creation or modern design. Its cosmic dimension, however, leads some artists and historians regard it as the basis for their conception of art, as the chief manifestation of the “will to art”, or as a primary expression of the artistic impulse that leads to abstraction. Since its specific character consists in that of an accessory, ornament receives an intermediate ontological status between the ergon and the parergon. Its transversality challenges the hierarchy of art forms and genres which is based on the theories of mimesis, and blurs the boundaries between art and decoration, high and low, since the derived terms of "ornamental" or "decorative" apply not only to decorative arts but also to the style and the function of art works. The study of the different aspects of ornament and of the theoretical responses it raised, contributes to regarding our understanding of the status of art and its relation to life
Lafontaine, Nancy. "L'iconographie historique et ouvrière d'Ozias Leduc à Shawinigan-Sud." Thesis, National Library of Canada = Bibliothèque nationale du Canada, 1999. http://www.collectionscanada.ca/obj/s4/f2/dsk2/ftp01/MQ44708.pdf.
Full textZachmann, Daniela. "Wandmalerei in Wohnhäusern toskanischer Städte im 14 Jahrhundert : im Spannungsfeld von elitärem Selbstverständnis und kommunalen Wertesystem." Paris, EPHE, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012EPHE4022.
Full textOnly a very limited number of mural paintings in urban houses has survived and those that have are often in a poor state of preservation. For this reason in contrast to other corpora of secular painting art history has so far not perceived them autonomously. This thesis wants to show in three case studies (the Casa Datini in Prato, the Canto dei Pecori in florentine suburb and the Palazzo Galganetti in Colle di Val d'Elsa) to what extent the mural decorations of urban dwellings and their visual particularities are linked to the sociopolitical situation in tuscan cities of the 14th century. In these frescoes the artists adapt the visual vocabulary of courtly representation as medium of elitist distinction to the functional and representative requirements of the urban city houses in Tuscany. Iconographical models are combined with communal visualization strategies of public pictorial programs, establishing and also communicating communal systems of civic and collective values. The visual results of this amalgamation processes are often ambiguous and little effective. Socially they bridge the gap between the private and the public while they at the same time oscillate between elitist distinction on the one hand and the social need of affiliation to collectivity on the other one. This thesis thus reveals new aspects of pictorial invention in Tuscan visual culture which was until now only analyzed by means of sacral art
Grignard, Éline. "La dynamique ornementale des images : enjeux critiques, formels et perceptifs de l'ornement au cinéma." Thesis, Sorbonne Paris Cité, 2017. http://www.theses.fr/2017USPCA107.
Full textAs it seized the ornamental issue, cinema has become part of a reflection process relating the scattered territories of arts, beyond the opposition between fine arts, decorative arts and design. Thinking the ornament in cinema is far from obvious, since this notion, throughout its evolution, has always been marginalized at the threshold of artistic creation. Yet, it does seem that the ornament is present wherever a void needs to be filled, an object to be adorned or a body to be embellished. What makes the ornament appealing in cinema? What relationships does the cinema hold with the ornamental visual thinking? To counter prejudices confining the ornament within insignificance, it appears necessary to clarify its moral, social and political implications. Through a detailed corpus spreading around cinema, history of art and visual culture, this research paper aims at mapping the critical, formal and perceptual issues of the visual regime of the ornament. Thinking the ornament today means swaying the order of the values it has inherited. It is not only about looking back on its history and its conceptual elaboration, but also about bringing the ornament beyond the subsidiary speech to establish a dynamic thinking of the ornamental in cinema. By way of different theoretical suggestions, many constellations are being elaborated. They connect the aesthetic, historical and political stakes of the ornament: the regime of consumption and the gestures of the feminine body, the process of reifying the “mass ornament” into modernity, the speech on decorative colour and the cosmetic obsessive fear, the natural and abstract forms, the carpet paradigm and the texture of images, the altered states of the perception of ornaments. The ornamental issues, which are addressed to the cinema, blend into a renovated thinking on style – central in the tension that stirs arts and life – as a process of qualifying forms
Moisan, Monique. "Les représentations végétales dans la céramique apulienne." Master's thesis, Université Laval, 1988. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11794/29324.
Full textGauthier, Richard. "Le devenir de l'art d'église des paroisses catholiques du Québec : architecture, arts, pratiques, patrimoine (1965-2002)." Thesis, Université Laval, 2004. http://www.theses.ulaval.ca/2004/22008/22008.pdf.
Full textIn this doctoral thesis we examine the problem of the transformations taking place in church art in the Catholic parishes in Quebec. After enjoying a lengthy heyday, this artistic tradition is now in a state of mutation not always easy to grasp. We need to take a methodical approach when placing the problem in its proper perspective, attempting to comprehend its nature and timelessness, and proposing suitable guidelines for finding a solution. Firstly, we can arrive at a reasonably accurate notion of the current state of church art in the Catholic parishes in Québec through a careful examination of the history of the sacred art committees in the Catholic dioceses of Québec, Montréal and Saint-Jean-Longueuil, which were on the front lines of the evolution of church art in their parishes after the Second Vatican Council, by examining the new observances in a few of these churches, and by taking an inventory of new constructions and partial transformations of parish churches in the most heavily populated dioceses. Secondly, using an appropriate theoretical system, in order to assess the possibility for this art to integrate elements of living culture and keeping in mind what we have learned from almost two millenia of church art, we can conclude that the relationship between this artistic tradition and its present evolution in Québec is less problematic than it appears. In spite of the conspicious drop in orders for religious art objects in the years following the Council, church art survives in the public domain thanks to the interest in this area of our heritage on the part of many citizens. Consequently, this artistic tradition survives in an original way, and will continue to evolve.
Books on the topic "Décoration et ornement médiévaux"
Francis, Debaisieux, and Debaisieux Mireille, eds. Les trésors de l'Auvergne romane. Beaumont [France]: Editions Debaisieux, 1997.
Find full textGere, Charlotte. L' Époque et son style : la décoration intérieure au XIXe siècle. Paris: Flammarion, 1989.
Find full textGoldschadt, Sarah. Petites créations faites maison. Paris, France: First éditions, 2013.
Find full textSanchez Gomez, Pedro (Photogr.), Abascal Alvaro (Photogr ), Puig del Val, Federico (Photogr.), and Garcia Pio (Photogr ), eds. Catedrales de España. Madrid: Agualarga, 1997.
Find full textMarina, Bowater, and Stasov V. V. 1824-1906, eds. The decorative art of Russia. New York: Portland House, 1990.
Find full textSpour, Judy. Décoration: 1000 idées pour décorer et aménager la maison. Paris: Éditions du Carrousel, 1999.
Find full textLa campagne à la maison: Cuisiner, bricoler, décorer. [Paris] (2 rue Christine, 75006): Manise, 1996.
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