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<p>Before the rise of the ubiquitous MOCA (museum of contemporary) there was the Mus&eacutee national du Luxembourg that since its foundation in 1818, served as the first museum anywhere dedicated to contemporary art. Yet the Luxembourg has been left to lurk in the shadows of art history. Best remembered for its mismanagement of the Caillebotte Bequest (1894-1897) that left the French state as the beneficiary of several dozen Impressionist canvases, the Luxembourg has been dismissed as epitomizing official support for an exhausted academicism. </p><p> This dissertation has sought to correct these misconceptions of the museum and the Third Republic Fine Arts administration. It provides an institutional history of the museum under the early Third Republic (1871-1914) that reconsiders how different interpretations of republicanism informed its curators' policies and practices. Information culled from archives, official publications, art criticism, and even tourist brochures, has revealed that in the 1890s and especially the 1900s, the museum's curators embraced the politics of solidarism. Applying solidarist principles such as eclecticism, tolerance, and commitment to public education, its curators defended their acquisition of both avant-garde and academic works of art. These principles further spurred curators to trace the spectrum of contemporary painterly styles to French artist tradition. In so doing, the Luxembourg's administrators implicitly upheld republicanism as a characteristically, even classically, French ideology that, in its translation into paint and institutional policies, testified to the nation's continued cultural, artistic, and political supremacy.</p> / Dissertation

Wong, Yong Yi. / Thesis (M.Phil.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 2008. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 143-151). / Abstracts in English and Chinese. / Abstract --- p.i / 摘要 --- p.iii / Contents --- p.iv / Introduction --- p.1 / Chapter Chapter 1 --- Colours and Letter; Painting and Writing: Literary Impressionism in Pilgrimage --- p.32 / Chapter Chapter 2 --- Notes and Words; Listening and Reading: Music and Reading in Pilgrimage --- p.79 / Chapter Chapter 3 --- Consonance --- p.113 / Conclusion Arts in a Chord --- p.132 / Work Cited --- p.143

Made available in DSpace on 2015-12-10T14:23:54Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2015-07-14. Added 1 bitstream(s) on 2015-12-10T14:28:09Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 000851989_20170714.pdf: 102645 bytes, checksum: 55a98740b3c87485429d29d529ef1767 (MD5) Bitstreams deleted on 2017-07-24T11:34:16Z: 000851989_20170714.pdf,. Added 1 bitstream(s) on 2017-07-24T11:35:24Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 000851989.pdf: 957529 bytes, checksum: 7c3397f85aa522795411c80d5cc23703 (MD5) / Este projeto de pesquisa tem por premissa maior realizar uma análise do segundo romance de Clarice Lispector, O lustre, publicado em 1946 e considerado pela crítica literária e as pesquisas acadêmicas, até o momento, como uma das obras menores da escritora. O estudo analisa a construção do narrador e da personagem principal Virgínia, articulados como as categorias narrativas de maior expressividade e ruptura dentro da história. A pesquisa também objetiva evidenciar as marcas de estéticas vanguardistas e modernas, sobretudo do Impressionismo, que reverberam na escritura de Lispector nesse livro. Todo esse percurso investigativo visa firmar O lustre como obra de grande qualidade estético-literária, desmistificando a opinião crítica sobre a menor relevância dessa narrativa, consolidando-o, deste modo, como um dos primeiros romances em que Clarice Lispector conseguiu com maestria transgredir e ampliar os horizontes da prosa brasileira do século XX / This project has as its main purpose to analyze Clarice Lispector's second novel, O lustre, published in 1946 and currently considered by literary criticism one of her minor works. The study analyze mainly the development of the narrator and the main character Virginia, as the most expressive categories in the novel, as well as categories of disruption. The research has also the purpose of highlighting the avant-garde and modern aesthetics, especially of Impressionism, which reverberate in Lispector's writing this book. The whole investigation has the purpose of establishing O lustre as a work of great aesthetic and literary quality, demystifying the critical position which defends the little relevance of the book. In fact, in this book Lispector was able to transgress radically Brazilian prose in the 20th century

Made available in DSpace on 2014-06-11T19:25:22Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 0 Previous issue date: 2009-08-17Bitstream added on 2014-06-13T18:26:21Z : No. of bitstreams: 1 camelim_f_me_arafcl.pdf: 348672 bytes, checksum: 8d31877804060b37ff8c31a5ea759970 (MD5) / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior (CAPES) / Propomo-nos aqui um estudo crítico das narrativas simbolistas de Raul Brandão (1867-1930), escritor português pertencente à geração de 1890. Tratamos de identificar, na ficção narrativa brandoniana, valores próprios do Decadentismo-Simbolismo, seja no que toca à temática predileta do autor, seja no que concerne à(s) forma(s) narrativa(s) empregadas para expressar os seus temas. Além disso, pretendemos salientar o diálogo que se estabelece dentro da própria obra de Raul Brandão, demonstrando a importância de seus primeiros escritos, presentes no livro de contos Impressões e Paisagens (1890). Tratamos, em suma, de estudar e divulgar textos literários em prosa simbolista, sobre os quais os críticos ainda não se debruçaram suficientemente. Com base na teoria do conto, em particular, e na teoria da narrativa, em geral, avaliamos a contribuição da obra de Raul Brandão no panorama da contística portuguesa, tendo por principal objeto de estudo dois contos, escolhidos para o corpus da pesquisa por serem muito significativos no seu primeiro livro: “A Maria Trolha” e “O homem do cancro”. Nestes contos, estudamos os temas abordados, os personagens retratados e o perfil estético destas narrativas que mesclam elementos naturalistas, simbolistas e impressionistas, os quais demonstram o pioneirismo brandoniano na composição fronteiriça dos seus primeiros escritos. / This work proposes a critical study of the Raul Brandão’s (1867-1930) symbolist narratives. He is a Portuguese author who belongs to 1890 generation. We want to relate in the Brandão’s narrative fiction, values of Decadentism-Symbolism It could be the favorite thematic of the author or the narrative form to express his themes. Additionally, we intend to show the dialogue between the whole work of Raul Brandão, unrolling the importance of his first short-stories in the book Impressões e Paisagens (1890). Thus, we want to study and to reveal literary texts in the symbolist prose, which the critics do not search enough. Using the short-story and narrative theory to support us, we study the author’s contribution to the Portuguese narrative history. The main object of our study is two short-stories that are the most meaningful of his first book: “A Maria Trolha” and “O Homem do cancro”. Therefore, we study the presenting themes, the acting characters and the construction of the short-stories, which blended into naturalistics, symbolistics and impressionistics elements that prove to be pioneer in the bounds of his first compositions.

Orientador: Renata Soares Junqueira / Banca: Orlando Nunes de Amorim / Banca: Jorge Vicente Valentim / Resumo: Propomo-nos aqui um estudo crítico das narrativas simbolistas de Raul Brandão (1867-1930), escritor português pertencente à geração de 1890. Tratamos de identificar, na ficção narrativa brandoniana, valores próprios do Decadentismo-Simbolismo, seja no que toca à temática predileta do autor, seja no que concerne à(s) forma(s) narrativa(s) empregadas para expressar os seus temas. Além disso, pretendemos salientar o diálogo que se estabelece dentro da própria obra de Raul Brandão, demonstrando a importância de seus primeiros escritos, presentes no livro de contos Impressões e Paisagens (1890). Tratamos, em suma, de estudar e divulgar textos literários em prosa simbolista, sobre os quais os críticos ainda não se debruçaram suficientemente. Com base na teoria do conto, em particular, e na teoria da narrativa, em geral, avaliamos a contribuição da obra de Raul Brandão no panorama da contística portuguesa, tendo por principal objeto de estudo dois contos, escolhidos para o corpus da pesquisa por serem muito significativos no seu primeiro livro: "A Maria Trolha" e "O homem do cancro". Nestes contos, estudamos os temas abordados, os personagens retratados e o perfil estético destas narrativas que mesclam elementos naturalistas, simbolistas e impressionistas, os quais demonstram o pioneirismo brandoniano na composição fronteiriça dos seus primeiros escritos. / Abstract: This work proposes a critical study of the Raul Brandão's (1867-1930) symbolist narratives. He is a Portuguese author who belongs to 1890 generation. We want to relate in the Brandão's narrative fiction, values of Decadentism-Symbolism It could be the favorite thematic of the author or the narrative form to express his themes. Additionally, we intend to show the dialogue between the whole work of Raul Brandão, unrolling the importance of his first short-stories in the book Impressões e Paisagens (1890). Thus, we want to study and to reveal literary texts in the symbolist prose, which the critics do not search enough. Using the short-story and narrative theory to support us, we study the author's contribution to the Portuguese narrative history. The main object of our study is two short-stories that are the most meaningful of his first book: "A Maria Trolha" and "O Homem do cancro". Therefore, we study the presenting themes, the acting characters and the construction of the short-stories, which blended into naturalistics, symbolistics and impressionistics elements that prove to be pioneer in the bounds of his first compositions. / Mestre

Esta dissertação examina a gravura impressionista, através da análise do conceito de desenho e a relação deste com a gravura praticada na segunda metade do século XIX, na França. Para isso, utilizo como guia o conceito de desenho desenvolvido por Félix Bracquemond (1833 - 1914) em seu ensaio Du Dessin et de la Couleur (1855). Pretendo mostrar como esse conceito foi forjado em consonância com as pesquisas impressionistas no âmbito da gravura. / This dissertation focuses the impressionist engraving , through an analysis of the concept of drawing, and its relations with the engraving made in France, at the second half of the XIX century. Therefore, the concept of drawing such as developed on the essay Du Dessin et de la Couleur (1885) by Félix Bracquemond (1833 - 1914), was taken as a guiding one. I intent to demonstrate how this concept was formed according to the impressionists researches on engraving.

Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1863-1901) está presente no acervo do Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) com onze obras que expõem diferentes momentos do percurso do artista, englobando mais de vinte anos de produção. A partir desse conjunto, o presente trabalho propõe a análise dessas obras, assim como as conjunturas de aquisição e de suas coleções anteriores à entrada no acervo do museu. Buscamos compreendê-las dentro do espaço do museu como objetos carregados de história, que permitem entender a obra e vida do artista, assim como as questões encadeadas pela trajetória dessas obras até o museu. / Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec (1863-1901) is present in the collection of the São Paulo Museum of Art Assis Chateaubriand (MASP) with eleven artworks that expose different moments of the artist\'s journey, encompassing more than twenty years of production. This research proposes to examine this set of artworks, as well as situations of acquisition and their previous collections at the entrance to the museum\'s collection, We seek to understand them within the museum space as historical objects, which allow us to understand the work and the artist\'s life, as well as issues posed by the trajectory of these works to the museum.