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Journal articles on the topic "Gravure sur bois – Bretagne (France)"
Lacroix, Laurier. "Le séjour montréalais du graveur français Rodolphe Bresdin, 1873-1877." Les Cahiers des dix, no. 60 (March 10, 2011): 129–64. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/045770ar.
Full textLafleur, Gérard. "Liens commerciaux entres les Petites Antilles et l’Amérique du Nord sous l’Ancien régime." Dossier Antilles et Louisiane 32, no. 2 (November 3, 2014): 13–39. http://dx.doi.org/10.7202/1027195ar.
Full textLe Stum, Philippe. "Une leçon japonaise : la gravure sur bois en couleurs en France, 1889-1939." Ebisu, no. 51 (November 11, 2014). http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/ebisu.1484.
Full textDissertations / Theses on the topic "Gravure sur bois – Bretagne (France)"
Le, Stum Philippe. "La Bretagne dans la gravure sur bois (1850-1950)." Thesis, Paris 4, 2014. http://www.theses.fr/2014PA040019.
Full textBrittany is the region of France which attracted the greatest number of artists between the mid-19th and 20th centuries. The presence of painters is known, but the same cannot be said for the field of etching. The aim of this thesis is to contribute towards filling that gap.The study is based around the creation of a corpus. Its analysis reveals the importance of the theme adopted during each of the main periods of the development of western woodcut printing between 1850 and 1950. The definitions of these themes form the internal dynamic of the thesis.First of all the appearance of Brittany in professional interpretive etching is related. Then its place in the birth of original wood block printing is detailed. The following chapters are devoted to the opposing groups of artists, those who used colour and those who held to the aesthetic of black and white prints. The study of the colourists begins by highlighting the impact of Japanese wood-block techniques. It is followed by the resurgence of camaïeu and then the return to the western tradition of colouring after printing.Analysis of the more technically homogenous black print production focuses attention on the two themes around which almost all representations of Brittany revolve: the sea and the countryside. It underlines the regional contribution to the vogue for books illustrated with woodcut prints during the period between the wars. Finally, the presentation of militantly Breton works marks a specific episode of this panoramic overview of artistic output which, despite its regional origins, symbolises no less a part of the history of the art and technique of wood-block carving
Blottière, Sylvie. "René Quillivic : 1879-1969." Rennes 2, 1986. http://www.theses.fr/1986REN20019.
Full textResearch about art in Brittany between the beginning and the middle of this century, through the monograph of René Quillivic's work. Born in very simple surroundings, he comes up to Ecole des beaux-arts in Paris by the favour of a local statesman. Since the beginning of his career he gets the war memorial's expert. He knows haw to join academic traditions, realism and regionalism. In 1925, as J. J. Lemordant or the Seiz Breur, but very alone among them, he has share in the Brittany’s art revival, especially in ceramics and wood-engraving. Since 1937, in Paris, his works get less and less estimated among the critics therefore he prefers to turn back about Brittany. After the second war, he appears as the symbol of Breton invention especially for historical, cultural and stylistic opportunities. Indeed, between the first and the second mondial war, when Quillivic's career was at the top, that was just the beginning of a cultural revival in Brittany. His celebrity comes also from his birth in a popular family. His work seems to realise the connexion abetween manual trade and art. But the most important opportunity is his own style: he mingles realism and stylization: faces are generally portraits, volumes and dress are schematized. After the last war, thoughts about an original Breton culture are more and more imperious and René Quillivic appears as the modern Breton sculpture's forefather
Montagnac, Brigitte. "Les estampes populaires chinoises de la Bibliothèque nationale (XVIIIe-XXe siècle) /." [Paris] : INALCO, 1990. http://catalogue.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb40220220d.
Full textDuhem, Sophie. "Sablières sculptées de Bretagne : images, ouvriers du bois et culture paroissiale au temps de la prospérite bretonne (XVe-XVIIe s.)." Rennes 2, 1997. http://www.theses.fr/1997REN20022.
Full textThis research offers an original aspect of the Breton artistic creation: the production of carved beams' frames, designed between the XVth and the XVIIth century. The composed iconographical catalogue-free from any large scale investigation until now - offers, for us to study, several thousands of images and one subject that allows us to start on the problems raised by the inventory's methodology and the questions debated on within the historical research. This study shows the difficulties linked to a patrimony's inventory and sets out the methods used during the serial inquiry accomplished in the field. The interest in a photographic background, the usefulness of the data computerization, the management of a large iconographical catalogue, and finally, the image processing, are the main points treated prior to the carved beams' historical and iconographical study. The study of the order's context as well as the people involved - clerks, manufactures and craftsmen - but also the one of the iconographical choices and the circulating patterns allow us to understand better the native of this production and to go back to the usual use of the expression "popular art". More widely, this research fits in with the study of the Bretons' cultural environment: mediaeval and reviving pictures chosen by the woodcarvers give precious indications of the interests and artistic culture of men between the XVth and the XVIIth century. This iconography also enriches our knowledge of the parish life and the religious behaviours of the Bretons in the "ancien regime". The chronological extent of the catalogue notably provides the opportunity to understand the cultural changes occuring in the catholic reform's wake
Fritz, Carole. "Procédés artistiques et sociétés magdaléniennes : contribution de l'analyse microscopique à l'étude de la gravure sur matière animale (os et bois de cervidé)." Paris 1, 1996. http://www.theses.fr/1996PA010634.
Full textThis work means to demonstrate how the study of techniques can contribute to a better knowledge of paleolithic portable art. As a first attempt, it is carried out on about sixty Magdalenian bone artefacts from the Pyrénées and Aquitaine regions. The collections that were analysed come from the sites of Fontarnaud, Abri Morin, Arancou, Mas d'Azil, Labastide and La Vache. The analysis method is based on microscopic observation carried out with a sem (scanning electron microscope). Before any observation on genuine pieces, an experimental study is undertaken in order to understand the interactions between bone and flint. This experimentation enabled us to create a reference "database" large enough to understand the gestures and the difficulties encountered by a magdalenian engraver. On the microscopic scale, the engraved line appears as the result of successive events engendered by the tool and faithfully recorded by the decorated surface. The sem observations evidenced some mental structures common to the great-south-west magdalenians during the execution of animal figures. The chronology of the gestures is the same for the whole analysed corpus. The lines are engraved from the back to the front (whatever the animal). As time is necessary to acquire the engraving techniques, we searched for clues indicative of an apprenticeship. The examination of awkward drawings proved that there were technicality levels, and therefore that it is possible to rate the engraver's know-how. Moreover, the comparison between those levels and the used bones leads to suppose that the raw material management depended on the engraver's skill : the good quality supports being reserved to the skilled artists
Iwai, Mizue. "L'Oeuvre de Pierre Woeiriot (1532-1599)." Paris 4, 1985. http://www.theses.fr/1987PA040026.
Full textPiat, Florence. "Les stalles de l’ancien duché de Bretagne : de la fin de la guerre de Succession jusqu’au concile de Trente." Thesis, Rennes 2, 2012. http://www.theses.fr/2012REN20018.
Full textThe choir stalls of the ancient Duchy of Brittany present an exceptional corpus from the historical point of view as well as from that of the history of art. This thesis focuses on this particular church furniture, supplying its inventory, a study of its iconography and the history and conditions of its creation. The first step of the inventory reveals about ten groups of choir stalls still preserved in Breton churches, which, at least, represent more than 300 stalls and a thousand of sculptures. Themajority of those groups were created between the last decades of the 15th century and the middle of the 16th century. Furthermore, archives give a certain number of useful information for the comprehension of a context of their creation, patrons’ wishes and woodcarvers’ work. Carvers appear to be qualified independent workers possessing an important experience and qualification. The conditions of work depend on geographic and linguistic areas, type of patronage and, afortiori, the specific political and religious context of this period. For example, the Franco-Breton nobility plays a key role in this context, especially in the diffusion of Italian motifs. Iconography of the choir stalls is, finally, of a high interest because of the richness of motifs and the variety of references used in its. The opening of the duchy to the world trade in the late Middle Ages contributes to the diffusion of models and the development of artistic exchanges. Mixing in joyful syncretism religious and profane themes, images from International Gothic and new vocabulary of the first Renaissance, the choir stalls’ carvings of Brittany show us the clerical vision of a world, where moralistic meanings, Christian hermeneutic, satirical views of the society and carnival culture are merged together without contradiction
Deloignon, Olivier. "Ut architectura, ars typographica : l'architecture livresque avant la "révolution" aldine." Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg) (1971-2008), 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008STR20072.
Full textBooks on the topic "Gravure sur bois – Bretagne (France)"
Musée départemental breton (Quimper, France), ed. Impressions bretonnes: La gravure sur bois en Bretagne, 1850-1950. Plomelin: Palantines, 2005.
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