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Articoli di riviste sul tema "Paul Iribe"
Vilar, Pierre. "Le Pays basque par inadvertance : Paul Gadenne entre Irube et Barcos". Lapurdum 24 (2023): 341–55. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/127tp.
Testo completoKulkarni, Kishore. "Role of Technology in Economic Development: With Special Reference to India". International Review of Business and Economics 4, n. 1 (2020): 1–14. http://dx.doi.org/10.56902/irbe.2020.4.1.2.
Testo completoPrados, María Luz, María Isabel Pozzo e María Paula Pierella. "Dinámicas de inclusión y exclusión en la Universidad Pública: las políticas de acompañamiento estudiantil en la Universidad Nacional de Rosario". Revista de la Escuela de Ciencias de la Educación 2, n. 19 (1 luglio 2024). http://dx.doi.org/10.35305/rece.v2i19.884.
Testo completoTesi sul tema "Paul Iribe"
Bariset, Lucie Virginie. "Paul Iribe, une figure controversée dans l’émergence de l’Art déco". Electronic Thesis or Diss., Paris 1, 2024. http://www.theses.fr/2024PA01H058.
Testo completoAn insatiable creator with a complex personality, it is not easy to define the artistic physiognomy of Paul Iribe. In turn, caricaturist, journalist, decorator, jewellery designer, scenographer, stylist, photographer, publisher, screenwriter, director, costume designer, ... Iribe, like Cocteau, with whom he shares the first years of his creative life, touches everything with an uncommon ease and talent, thus defying all those who would be tempted to confine him to an artistic domain. One observation is clear. If Iribe, in the early 1910s, is omnipresent in all fields of the decorative arts, his furniture creations seem to attract little attention from the specialized French press. This lack of interest from French periodicals is explained, among other things, by the young creator's choice to stay outside of all commercial circuits. While being highly sought after by a wealthy clientele and "very imitated" by his colleagues, Iribe remains aloof from official events. Snobbery in the style of des Esseintes, or does he judge the approach to be unproductive in terms of visibility and therefore profitability? There is a certain paradox in considering that Iribe does "everything" to emerge from anonymity and become an important artistic figure of these 10 years but does nothing to cultivate his popularity. The few articles that pay tribute to him testify to this creative effervescence that proceeds both from prodigy and the art of dispersion. For some, Iribe is the precursor of modern Decorative Art, the one "who showed the way", for others, he is more the man of aborted revolutions, never fully exploiting his brilliant intuitions. Also, to follow the artistic itinerary of Paul Iribe is to follow the path of an original artist, fiercely attached to his freedom, but also to follow the aesthetic problems that confront modern decorator artists in these pre-war years when the "cosmopolitanism quarrel" is in full swing. To follow the journey of Paul Iribe is to understand the complexity of this pivotal period, the passage from one style to another, from Art Nouveau to Art Deco. This "new style", which is being developed in the 1910s, owes at least as much to Paul Iribe as to figures now emblematic of this transition, such as André Groult. The rose and the shagreen, so characteristic of this period, owe to Iribe; for the first its iconic status, for the second, its revival, until it becomes the symbol of Art Deco. Exiled to the United States, where he puts his talent at the service of producer-director Cecil DeMille, he misses the effervescence of the 20s and disappears completely from the Parisian scene. But even more painful is the indifference in which the organizers of the 1925 International Exhibition of Decorative Arts hold him. No reminder is made of this "rose" style. He is forgotten. By exiling himself, Iribe has put himself on the index of all the new trends, of which he was one of the precursors, and which the war has given birth to. Bitterness is emerging. The daring decorator of the pre-war years gives way to a virulent pamphleteer. He launches a campaign against the art of his time and puts all his energy into defending the luxury industries and craftsmanship. But are these really his convictions? His conquest of Gabrielle Chanel and his talents as a publicist, however, suggest new perspectives for his work. Their emotional but also artistic complicity is profitable for him. With this last companion, his talent, intact, is expressed again without restraint
Libri sul tema "Paul Iribe"
1866-1924, Bakst Léon, e Galerie Bartsch & Chariau., a cura di. Le Bon ton, 1910-1950: Mode, Theater und Gesellschaft : Originalzeichnungen von Léon Bakst, George Barbier, Benito, Christian Bérard, Eric, Erté, Paul Iribe, Georges Lepape, Francis Marshall, Charles Martin, André Marty : 5. Oktober 1990 bis 31. Januar 1991. München: Galerie Bartsch & Chariau, 1990.
Cerca il testo completoZahm, Volker. Art Fashion: Enrico Sacchetti, George Barbier, Etienne Drian, Paul Iribe, Charles Martin, Andre-Edouard Marty, Delmas, Erte (Romain De Tirtoff), Georges Lepape, Helen Dryden, Pierre Brissaud, Eduardo Garcia Benito, Libiszewski, Christian Berard, Sonia Del. Zahm, 1994.
Cerca il testo completoCapitoli di libri sul tema "Paul Iribe"
Antzenberger, Éléonore, e Yoan Vérilhac. "Le journalisme patriotique depuis le toit : Le Mot de Paul Iribe et Jean Cocteau (1914-1915)". In Cocteau journaliste, 99–114. Presses universitaires de Rennes, 2014. http://dx.doi.org/10.4000/books.pur.54757.
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