Thomas Coutureフランス, 1815–1879Tête de Pierrot
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『Tête de Pierrot』は今どこに？ 所蔵: サンリス芸術・考古学博物館, サンリス. 不明.
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- 美術館
作品データ
- 収蔵番号
- A.00.6.183
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出典
- サンリス芸術・考古学博物館
- 画像： サンリス芸術・考古学博物館 — © Christian Schryve, Compiègne; Ministère de la Culture (France), base Joconde
その頃、Thomas Coutureの人生では
生涯をすべて見るlate 1840s – 1850s
Commissions for murals from the state and the Church
His innovative technique draws much attention, and from the late 1840s through the 1850s Couture receives government and church commissions for murals. He never completed the first two, and the third met with mixed criticism.
1855
The 1855 World’s Fair: “The Falconer” misses the top award
At the 1855 World’s Fair Couture shows the picture “The Falconer”, but it does not win the highest award, which he regards as a major setback. As a result he renounces the first-class medal awarded to him for this picture and for “The Romans of the Decadence”.
1855
A major quarrel with Manet over his new work
In 1855 a major conflict breaks out between Couture and Manet over the young artist’s new work: Couture declares that if Manet claims to lead an art school, he should found it somewhere else. Their disagreements arose over other matters too: in the heat of one quarrel Manet packed his things and abandoned his studies, but returned at his father’s insistence.
