Gustave MoreauFrankrig, 1826–1898Hesiod and the Muse
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Imens i livet hos Gustave Moreau
Hele livet1841–1857 · Virkested
Paris
10 October 1856
Chassériau’s funeral: Delacroix notices Moreau
After a few short weeks of declining health Chassériau died at the age of 37, a loss that deeply affected Moreau. At the funeral procession on 10 October 1856 Delacroix noted in his journal that he had seen “the young Moreau” there and quite liked him.
1857
Leaves for Italy after Chassériau’s death
Chassériau’s death made Moreau withdraw from public life in his grief; concerned about his condition, his parents suggested a trip to Italy. In October 1857 he left Paris with his friend the artist Frédéric Charlot de Courcy, sailing from Marseille to Civitavecchia and on to Rome.
1857–1858
The Villa Medici: friends and a young Degas
At the Villa Medici Moreau could work from live models and made friends among the Parisians studying in Italy, including Élie Delaunay, Henri Chapu, Émile Lévy and Georges Bizet. He also met a young Edgar Degas, for whom he became something of a mentor in Italy.
oktober 1857 – juni 1858 · Virkested
Rome
juni 1858 – august 1858 · Virkested
Florence
