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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Stage costume and the representation of history in Britain, 1776-1834 / Costume de scène et représentation de l’histoire en Grande-Bretagne, 1776- 1834

Musset, Anne 23 March 2017 (has links)
A travers l’évolution du costume de scène et de sa représentation dans les arts graphiques, la thèse explore les éclairages croisés que jettent l’un sur l’autre le développement du costume de scène historique et la construction d’une pensée et d’une culture historique en Grande-Bretagne, entre 1776 et 1834. L'histoire du costume de scène historique, avant les mises en scène érudites du milieu du XIXème siècle, est généralement évoquée en termes de costumes "Van Dyck" stéréotypés. C'est pourtant dans la deuxième moitié du XVIIIème siècle que se développent l'engouement pour l’étude des antiquités et pour les collections de portraits gravés, l'esthétique du pittoresque et celle du néo-gothique. La période se caractérise également par le succès des romans historiques et le désir général de la part du public d'en savoir plus sur les coutumes – et les costumes – du passé. Cette analyse interdisciplinaire replace le costume de scène dans le contexte plus large de la culture visuelle et historique de la fin du XVIIIème siècle et du début du XIXème. L’étude de documents liés aux théâtres londoniens ainsi que de tableaux, gravures, illustrations, spectacles et expositions a permis de montrer que la représentation du costume de scène historique dans les arts visuels reflète de nouvelles manières de concevoir et de représenter l'histoire, profondément marquées par l'intérêt pour la vie quotidienne des époques passées et l'attention portée à la matérialité du costume. Cette thèse suggère que le costume historique au théâtre et sa représentation dans le portrait d'acteur sous ses nombreuses formes (tableaux, estampes, illustrations…) participèrent au processus plus large de définition de l'art et de l'identité britannique dans la période 1776-1834. / This thesis explores the relationships between stage costume and British historical culture in the period 1776-1834. Until the painstakingly researched antiquarian stagings of the mid-nineteenth century, the history of historical stage costume has typically been described in terms of a stereotyped ‘Van Dyck dress’. Yet the period witnessed the expansion of antiquarianism and portrait print collecting, the development of the Picturesque and Neo-Gothic aesthetics, the success of historical novels and a general desire to know more about the habits and costumes of the past. This interdisciplinary analysis situates stage costume within the wider visual and historical culture of the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Drawing on theatrical material related to the London theatres as well as paintings, engravings, book illustrations, shows and exhibitions, this study argues that the representation of historical stage costume in the visual arts reflects new ways of conceiving and depicting history, in which interest in the everyday life of past periods and a focus on the material and the visual were fundamental. This thesis suggests that ht historical costume in the theatre and its representation in theatrical portraiture played a role in a broader process that sought to define British art and identity.
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Adélaide Labille-Guiard and Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun: Portraitists in the Age of the French Revolution

Carlisle, Tara McDermott 08 1900 (has links)
This thesis examines the portraiture of Elisabeth Vigée-Lebrun and Adélaide Labille-Guiard within the context of their time. Analysis of specific portraits in American collections is provided, along with an examination of their careers: early education, Academic Royale membership, Salon exhibitions, and the French Revolution. Discussion includes the artists' opposing stylistic heritages, as well as the influences of their patronage, the French art academy and art criticism. This study finds that Salon critics compared their paintings, but not with the intention of creating a bitter personal and professional rivalry between them as presumed by some twentieth-century art historians. This thesis concludes those critics simply addressed their opposing artistic styles and that no such rivalry existed.
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F. A. hrabě Špork v grafických listech a obrazech / F. A. Sporck in the Pieces of Graphic Art and Paintings

Benčová, Monika January 2011 (has links)
This diploma thesis deals with portraits of František Antonín Count Špork. The paper presents graphic and painted portraits (all of them - except one miniature - are found in collections in the Czech Republic), that were made mainly for the purpose of the Count's presentation. A part of the thesis is devoted to the life of Count, his hobbies and legal disputes, that are reflected in individual works of art ( heraldic motto "True and Justice", hunting order of Saint Hubert, spa and hospital Kuks, etc). The main emphasis is put on presentation of surviving portraits of Count Špork as well as newly found and yet unpublished paintings and graphics, their authorship, dating and iconographic analysis. This lets us meet different authors with their Fine Quality. Thus a diverse, but complex collection of Count Špork portraits is formed for the first time. A catalogue, an important part of the thesis, comes at the end to summarize all the previous data in a transparent way and to add some more information, concerning especially oil-paintings. Keywords Baroque-Graphics-Paintings-Portrait-Špork Počet znaků (včetně mezer): 237606 Počet znaků (bez mezer): 201697
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Passer le temps. Vies d'une archive photographique contemporaine : l'archivio Graziano Arici / "Passer le temps". The Graziano Arici’s archive of photography

Carmignac, Ariane-Esther 25 October 2018 (has links)
L’Archivio Graziano Arici est une archive photographique d’un genre résolument singulier ; elle réunit des enjeux et ou assemble des finalités qui ne se rejoignent que partiellement. Archive courante des photographies de Graziano Arici (photographe né en 1949 à Venise, résidant actuellement à Arles, et toujours en activité), fonctionnant comme une base d’images permettant au photographe d’accumuler et de vendre ses productions, elle est aussi, dès le départ, conçue comme une forme-conservatoire destinée, dans son ensemble, par son auteur même, à représenter une époque, à rester comme un témoignage porté par un regard sur une époque. Par l’acquisition de fractions d’archives photographiques, la mise en place d’une politique de préservation des images, et par ses créations, son travail plastique, le photographe se fait tout à la fois héritier d’un domaine précaire, mais aussi son passeur. Dans ce cas particulier, en effet, le rassemblement qu’est l’archive photographique se trouve être, non seulement, un lieu d’origine, premier, mais également l’endroit et le moment d’une recomposition, d’un remontage de productions antérieures, donnant ainsi naissance à un art consommé de l’assemblage, dans un lieu devenu paradoxal. / The Archive Graziano Arici is a definitely unique photograph Archive of its kind. It concentrates issues, or combine objectives which only partially meet. The standard Archive of Graziano Arici’s photograph (Arici is a photographer born in Venice, now living in Arles and still working) first acting as a picture-base which enables the photographer to gather together and sell his productions, is also, from the outset, designed as a conservation device, and by its author himself intended in its entirety to represent particular times and bear testimony to individual perceptions of those times ; by acquiring fractions of photograph archives, and setting up a picture-conservation policy, but through his own creation and plastic work as well, the photographer becomes heir to a fleeting world, and his go-between, too, giving birth to an art of assembling, and his archive becoming a paradoxical place.
145

A PORTRAIT OF A PRACTICING TEACHER:EXPLORING TEACHER IDENTITY

Seifert, Rachael L. 04 December 2019 (has links)
No description available.
146

The selectivity of consciousness : Henry James' Portrait of a lady and the psychology of William James.

Earle, Virginia Osborn. January 1973 (has links)
No description available.
147

Rogue Gallery

Arnett, Joanne M. 24 April 2013 (has links)
No description available.
148

Fifteenth-century Netherlandish devotional portrait diptychs: Origins and function

Gelfand, Laura Deborah January 1994 (has links)
No description available.
149

In Pursuit of "Our Heroine's Biographer:" A Study of Narrative Method in Henry James' The Portrait of a Lady & The Ambassadors

Davis, James C. January 1990 (has links)
No description available.
150

Mothers’ Perceptions Of Family Health History And An Online Parent-Generated Family Health History Tool

Berger, Kelly A. 03 August 2011 (has links)
No description available.

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