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Beyssi-Cassan, Maryvonne. "Le métier d'émailleur à Limoges (XVIè-XVIIè siècles)." Paris, EPHE, 2003. http://www.theses.fr/2003EPHE4053.
Full textIn the Middle Ages, the champlive enamels of Limoges were famous and they largely contributed to establish the reputation of the city. During the Renaissance and thanks to the fashion for painted enamels, the artistic renown of the city was particularly kept alive by the emblematic Leonard Limosin. Nevertheless, this artist's prestige overshadowed the other enamellers for a long time. The purpose of this thesis is to apprehend the enamellers'community, its artistic practices, but also its social and economic characteristics. Based on an exhaustive examination of parish registers and notarial minutes of Limoges (1560-1680), on the catalogues of exhibitions or private collections of painted enamels, the thesis successively deals with the numbers of enamellers, their economic positions, their social status in a medium sized city. Much attention is devoted to the study of their families which is essential for the understanding of this community. Their craft, the way it was practiced, the way it was taught and the way it was handed down are analysed. Their very eclectic sources of inspiration, including a lot of drawings, engravings and engraving books are listed. The research also attempts to identify the customers and the purchasers many enamelled objects which were created at the time. In the XVIth century, the enamel lovers could be found at the court, whereas, during the XVIIth century, they were less prestigious people who were complete strangers to the city and the province. Paradoxically, in the Modern Period, the reputation of Limoges seemed to arise from its artistic activity which its inhabitants never considered with much interest
Boiron, Michel. "L'action des intendants de la généralité de Limoges de 1683 à 1715." Paris 2, 2006. http://www.theses.fr/2006PA020019.
Full textGrand-Dewyse, Camille. "Langage et image : essai sur les émaux peints de Limoges, 1540-1580." Paris 4, 2008. http://www.theses.fr/2008PA040024.
Full textThis research aims to understand the iconographical evolution of 16th century Limoges painted enamels from the 1540s to the 1580s. During this period, mythological and profane themes appear in what had previously been an exclusively religious art. Concurrently, religious scenes shift their focus to concentrate on Old Testament imagery. This study links the diffusion of the new images with the political and religious circumstances of their creation, demonstrating both the ascension of the Reformation in France and the formulation of a royal response to the schismatic presence of new faiths. The investigative method adopted is structured around the theme of violence and its various alternatives to reestablish peace. Extending the analysis to a national level provides meaningful elements proper to refining the interpretation and reveals the immediate historical context of the enamels' creation, namely the local sphere of Limoges during the religious wars. Furthermore, by gathering ideas from various intellectual and religious spheres and allowing the analysis to proceed in different directions the enameled images become equivocal, oscillating between evangelism and Reformation
Lhermite, Xavier Bruno. "La construction religieuse à Limoges de 1170 à 1273 : enquête sur les monuments du premier siècle de l'architecture gothique." Poitiers, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007POIT5019.
Full textBetween 1170 and 1273, most of the religious buildings of Limoges were rebuilt, particularly monastic buildings in Saint-Martial’s cloister, likewise the abbey-churches of Saint-Augustin’s, Saint-Martin’s, Sainte-Marie’s, the convents of Dominicans and Franciscans… All these buildings, and some others from the same period, are studied in two volumes, which are composed with monographs notes. Into the synthesis, after a chronological approach, several lights are given about this century of architectural creation, for instance concerning the hospitals, the Mendicant convents or the emulation between the different communities. It is important to attempt an approach of the technical, economic and human backgrounds of these constructions. Later in this volume, the buildings of Limoges are replaced into the architectural movements of the period. At last, it is necessary to qualify the links between politic and architecture
Lemaitre, Jean-Loup. "Mourir à Saint-Martial : la commémoration des morts et les obituaires à Saint-Martial de Limoges du XIe au XIIIe siècle." Paris 4, 1988. http://www.theses.fr/1988PA040094.
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