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Avant-garde gambits, 1888-1893 : gender and the color of art history

Author
Pollock, Griselda
Document type
Livre
Language
English
Collection
Walter Neurath memorial lectures.
Source
Avant-garde gambits, 1888-1893 : gender and the color of art history. 1992, 80 p., 50 ill.; bibliogr. ref.
ISBN
0-500-55025-5
Publisher
Thames and Hudson, New York (usa)
Publication country
United States
Abstract (en)
Argues that Gauguin, van Gogh and Emile Bernard, in their searches for "a purer nature of the countryside" in sites such as Brittany and Provence, were actually cultural colonizers. Proposes a new theory of the avant-garde represented by these artists, which sees modernity as a series of games of "reference, deference and difference." Focuses on Gauguin's portrait of his Tahitian wife, Manao Tupapau, 1892 (Buffalo, Albright-Knox Art Gallery), which is seen as both referring and deferring to Manet's Olympia (Paris, Musée d'Orsay). Discusses the implications of this deliberate comparison for the art historical understanding of Gauguin's depiction of a woman of a different ethnic background.
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DatabaseBHA (Inist-CNRS/GRI)

Identifier19941001-00348422

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