Title Page to "L'Amour", Maurice Denis, 1892/1899
Denis, Maurice, portraitDenis, MauriceFrance, 1870–1943

Title Page to "L'Amour"

1892/1899 · Print

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1943.3.3409

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La vie entière
  1. 1890

    Founding of the Nabis group

    Together with his fellow students from the Académie Julian he formed the artistic group Les Nabis (from the Hebrew for "prophet"); Denis is considered its most prominent theorist.

  2. 1890

    Manifesto in Art et Critique: the "flat surface"

    He published in the journal Art et Critique his famous essay with the words defining a picture as "essentially a flat surface covered with colors assembled in a certain order" — a thesis that became part of the foundation of modernism.

  3. October 1890

    Meeting Marthe Meurier

    He met Marthe Meurier, his future wife and the principal model of his paintings; from June 1891 their romance is documented in detail in his diary.

  4. 12 juillet 1893

    Married: Marthe Meurier

  5. 1898

    First trip to Rome, turn to neoclassicism

    He visited Rome for the first time, where the works of Raphael and Michelangelo in the Vatican made a deep impression on him; on his return he reoriented his art toward neoclassicism.

  6. 1899

    Exhibition at Durand-Ruel's and the breakup of the Nabis

    Tensions among the Nabis came to a head at the exhibition at Durand-Ruel's gallery; from then on each went his own way in art, while remaining on friendly terms.

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